We have come to the end of our study in the book of Colossians and the apostle Paul concludes his letter by addressing two critical things in the life of a believer: his prayer life and his witness. Check out this week’s message as we unpack Paul’s final exhortations and his parting words to the…
The Bible was written for our instruction and our good! One practical application of being complete in Christ is holy living, especially in regard to our relationships with others. In Colossians 3:18-4:1, Paul moves from talking about what this looks like in the church to what it looks like in the home. It is intensely personal and practical. Check…
Check out this week’s message as we unpack Paul’s challenge to the Colossians to put on the new self and to take off the old.
Christ is not enough! You need something more in order to be complete. That is what the false teachers were telling the believers in Colossae. The “something more” that these false teachers promised was a mixture of Christianity and a bunch of -isms! (i.e. Gnosticism; paganism; mysticism; asceticism; Judaism and legalism.) The Apostle Paul wrote the Church in Colossae to refute this false…
In the letter to the Colossians, we learn that every believer is complete in Christ, but that doesn’t mean that we can sit back and coast through the Christian life. Receiving Christ is just the beginning. We need to be rooted, built up, and established in the faith so that we are not held captive by…
People love mysteries. We read books and watch movies to entertain ourselves with mysteries. Real life mysteries are even better. In the book of Colossians, the Apostle Paul speaks of a real life mystery, but it is not something eerie or inscrutable, rather it is a truth that God has hidden in ages past, but is now revealed to His saints. …
One of the main objectives of the Apostle Paul in his letter to the Colossians was to refute false teachers that were influencing the church. Check out this week’s message as we study Paul making it very clear that Jesus is fully God: Creator, Head of the Church, and Redeemer.
The disciples once asked Jesus, “Lord, teach us to pray.” In the Book of Colossians, the Apostle Paul does for us what Jesus did for His disciples. He models for us how to pray.Check out this week’s message as we look at Paul’s prayer for the church and continue our sermon series in the book of Colossians.
What does it take to live the Christian life? Do we need some special knowledge or experience? Do we need to follow certain rules or regulations? Is there a secret formula we need to follow…or is Christ enough? The apostle Paul’s letter to the Colossians addresses all these questions and more. Check out this week’s…
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