While we enjoy freedom in Christ, we must be careful not to use our freedom to harm other believers or damage the unity of the church, and our personal convictions must always be handled with humility.Support the show

Human identity is all about who God is, and it is found in the "imago Dei". While sin creates for us an identity of shame, Jesus restores our identity and our value.Support the show

In his closing remarks to the Colossian church, Paul acknowledges those whom God has used to help him in his ministry.Support the show

The grace offered by Jesus Christ brings radical change, as it shifts the recipient's identity away from personal performance, and onto a foundation of being fully known and fully loved.Support the show

As the Designer of all human relationships, God has prescriptions for relationships in marriage, in the home, and in our places of work.Support the show

In Christmas, we have the collision of Deity and humanity, and of grace and truth, in the Person of Jesus Christ, and the collision of our self and our Saviour.Support the show

God's peace, God's word, and God's Name will be essential to living thankfully.Support the show

This week, we review Paul's admonition to put off sins against our own souls and others, and put on the character traits of Christ.Support the show

Remaining thankful requires that we remember that God's gifts, first of all, belong to God, that they are good, and that we receive them gladly, through the word of God and prayer.Support the show

Christians have been set free from the judgmental spirit of legalism, the condescending spirit of mysticism, and the oppressive spirit of asceticism.Support the show