In this passage we see what it looks like for Christian employees and employers to live out the supremacy of Christ in their workplaces.

In Christ God is putting back together all the pieces of our broken and sinful lives - in our marriages and parenting - to create homes that truly reflect his glory.

In this passage Paul tells us four things about how we can enjoy the fullness that we have in Christ.

Embrace the spiritual fullness that we have in knowing Christ, and beware anything or anyone that might seek to drag us way from that fullness.

In this passage we get a glimpse of Paul’s supreme ministry, as he proclaims, and presents people mature, in the supreme Christ.

Why do Christians hold fast in the faith? Because of the supremacy of Christ.

Paul assures the Colossians that they are true Christians, who have believed the true gospel, and he prays that they might remember all that they have in Christ, and increasingly experience true fullness in Christ.

Remembering the future breeds faithful Christians, and forgetting the future breeds cynical Christians - so remember the future!

God calls us to give our whole life to him generously and sacrificially - but maybe how we use our time, money and energy suggests that we are robbing God?

We can often ask ourselves: “Is it really worth living as a Christian?” This passage assures us that it is and warns us against being complacent about living for God.