The principle Jesus gives for your spiritual life is NOT to labor for the food that perishes, but for the food that endures to eternal life which the Son of Man gives.

Love and care for one another within the Body of Christ means, among other things, 'sharing' for Paul. He speaks to the importance of communication within the Church.

The question asked by the sermon title provides a good self-examination for every member of every family . . . what does your family life say about your faith?

Paul makes it clear that the characteristics Christians are to 'wear' are those having to do with God, in general, or characteristics that can be seen in Christ's life, specifically.

If then you have been raised with Christ (v1) . . . Paul begins by underscoring the importance of the resurrection of Christ and our participation in it. For what are you willing to die?

But the word of the cross is the 'power of God' to those who are being saved. God uses what is foolish in the world to shame the wise. We are still being called to be fools for the sake of Christ. What does a fool for Christ look and act like?

But the word of the cross is the ‘power of God’ to those who are being saved. God uses what is foolish in the world to shame the wise. We are still being called to be fools for the sake of Christ. What does a fool for Christ look and act like?