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How Should We Pursue Biblical Training?

By Bart Box

| Aug 09, 2009

Because our source is revelation, the content of our study is determined. And because revelation is divine, the content of our study is authoritative. In this message on Colossians 1:27–29, Pastor Bart Box teaches us that we pursue biblical training by relying on the Scriptures. True knowledge of him results in real obedience to him.

Relying upon divine revelation, not human speculation.
Instructing everyone in the body, not just an elite few.
Seeking conformity to Christ, not intellectual superiority.

Bart Box

Bart is the Senior Pastor at Christ Fellowship Church. He is an Alabama native and has lived in the Birmingham area since 2009. Before planting Christ Fellowship Church, Bart served as Pastor for Biblical Training at The Church at Brook Hills.