Pauline and Rob go head-to-head in a game of "True or False," and then they join Mike in an honest conversation about "pace" and how to be blessed by the Sabbath in the midst of daily realities like illness, boredom, and binge watching.

What does your daily commute, Walgreens, and the hair stylist have in common? Join Aaron, Jill, and Mike today as we discuss the concept of unearthing holiness wherever we are.

When we recognize, confess, and repent from our sin, we are able to develop deep friendships and seek reconciliation. Judgment rules over kindness, bitterness over forgiveness.

If we are to have deeply meaningful friendships we must first befriend God. The journey from "Psuedo Community" to "Authentic Community" is one that only God can lead us through.

In order for Christians to have deep friendships, we must first learn to befriend ourselves by realizing our identity in Christ. Instead of envy or coveting what others have, we find our peace and satisfaction in Jesus.

Colossians 4 wraps up with instructions on prayer. Paul reminds us to be devoted to prayer, praying that the message of Christ is presented clearly. Making the most of every opportunity, speaking to each other with grace in our conversations.

We are instructed to put them aside along with our old self. And in its place, to put on our new self, which is being renewed in the knowledge and image of our Creator.

Colossians 3 reminds us that we have been raised with Christ so we should set our hearts on things above. We died with Christ to the things of this world.

Paul reiterates his mission, which is to present the Word of God in its fullness… a mystery hidden for ages but now revealed in us. This mystery is Christ in you, the hope of glory.

Paul prays that we might be "filled with the knowledge" of God’s will. He encourages us that the gospel continues to grow and bear fruit just as it is doing in us. He then paints a beautiful picture of Christ’s supremacy demonstrated by his eternal nature that both created everything and continuously holds it in place.