Colossians 3: Christ is All and in All

St. Paul instructs on living a Christ-centered life, emphasizing a moral transformation that includes shedding old behaviors and embracing virtues like compassion and patience. He provides explicit rules for Christian households: wives should submit to their husbands, husbands must love their wives tenderly, children ought to obey their parents, and fathers should not provoke their children. Servants are advised to obey their masters with sincerity as if serving the Lord. This chapter serves as a foundational guide for Christian family and social relationships, underpinned by love and Christ's teachings.

The Rev. Benjamin Meyer, pastor of Hope Lutheran Church in Condit, OH, joins the Rev. Dr. Phil Booe to study Colossians 3.

Paul's letters to the Ephesians, Philippians, and Colossians contain a wealth of theology and practical guidance for living out the Christian faith. Ephesians unpacks God's overarching plan of salvation and our identity in Christ, calling us to unity and holiness in the Church. Philippians overflows with joy, encouraging us to imitate Christ's humility and develop spiritual maturity. Colossians stresses Christ's preeminence and sufficiency, warning against false teaching and exhorting us to set our minds on things above. Together these essential epistles provide incredible insights into doctrines like grace, reconciliation, and redemption while also equipping us to walk in a manner worthy of the gospel in our relationships, speech, work, and ministry. Get ready to deepen your faith as we explore the powerful messages in Ephesians, Philippians, and Colossians!