How do you know when the gospel has truly taken root? There are many ways you might try and answer but Paul thanks God as the fruit faith, love, and hope surface visibly in the life of the Colossians. How might they look in your life, today?

How do you know when the gospel has truly taken root? There are many ways you might try and answer but Paul thanks God as the fruit faith, love, and hope surface visibly in the life of the Colossians. How might they look in your life, today?

The letter to the Colossians speaks to a community tempted by many paths to spiritual fulfilment—moral effort, knowledge, or spiritual experience. None of these are the source of fullness. Only One is our holy of glory: Christ!

The letter to the Colossians speaks to a community tempted by many paths to spiritual fulfilment—moral effort, knowledge, or spiritual experience. None of these are the source of fullness. Only One is our holy of glory: Christ!

Happy new year! A new year brings new and heavy burdens on us. Yet, the great heart of God in Christ is gentle and lowly, inviting us to come to Him with everything that burdens us and He will give us rest.

Happy new year! A new year brings new and heavy burdens on us. Yet, the great heart of God in Christ is gentle and lowly, inviting us to come to Him with everything that burdens us and He will give us rest.

There are many ways of life, but there is only one way that actually leads to life. The way that leads to life is through a narrow gate and a hard, lonely road, but its the way Jesus calls all who will follow Him.

There are many ways of life, but there is only one way that actually leads to life. The way that leads to life is through a narrow gate and a hard, lonely road, but its the way Jesus calls all who will follow Him.

Is there any point turning to God in prayer when others seem to get by without doing so? Jesus instructs His disciples to humbly ask, seek God's counsel and go to Him in prayer knowing "Your heavenly Father knows how to give good gifts to those who ask Him"

Is there any point turning to God in prayer when others seem to get by without doing so? Jesus instructs His disciples to humbly ask, seek God's counsel and go to Him in prayer knowing "Your heavenly Father knows how to give good gifts to those who ask Him"