In Colossians 3:18-21 the Apostle Paul shows us how the supremacy of Christ affects our family relationships. His advice to children and parents reminds us that new life begins in the home and we are able to live in such a way because of the transformation that Jesus has brought to our hearts.

In Colossians 3:18-21 the Apostle Paul shows us how the supremacy of Christ affects our family relationships. His advice to wives and husbands reminds us that new life begins in the home and we are able to live in such a way because of the transformation that Jesus has brought to our hearts.

In Colossians 3:12-17 the Apostle Paul teaches us when we are saved by Christ we become a part of God's holy people. In this new identity we are clothed in the character of Christ, we are committed to working our our relationships with each other, and we make an effort to regularly worship God together.

The Supremacy of Christ Over Division. In Colossians 3:11 the Apostle Paul teaches us that in Christ we are all one. The Gospel transforms us and our relationships. In Christ we are brothers and sisters, regardless of our differences.

The Supremacy of Christ over all things changes every part of our lives. In Colossians 3:1-10 the Apostle Paul starts to teach us about the practical outworking of our faith.

The Supremacy of Christ over all things means that we do not need to add any extra requirements to salvation in Christ alone. Yet legalism still plagues the church. In this message we explored what Colossians 2:16-23 teaches us about the danger of, and solution to, legalism.