Today we consider a warning from the Apostle Paul to the church in Colossae against the claims of human promises, and a reminder that we are complete in Christ.

In the Biblical letter from the Apostle Paul to the church at Colossae, a few significant verses give us a summary of his message to them. We look at this this week.

We are exploring the teachings of the Apostle Paul in his letter to the church at Colossae. His advice to them is also useful to modern day churches.

In the biblical letter of the Apostle Paul to the congregation of the Colossians, we see how Paull encourages them towards unity, and towards knowing Christ.

Following the biblical letter of the Apostle Paul to the congregation of the Colossians, we see how concerned Paul was that this church did not become deluded by false teachers.

We are exploring the Bible book of Colossians. We can extrapolate the teachings to the church there, to our own era, and to churches today.

We consider the Biblical letter of the Apostle Paul to the church at Colossae. Like every other church, this church had its struggles, and the letter is helpful to churches today to learn how to bring glory to Jesus.

In this program we consider how Jesus is Supreme over His church. He is the head of the church.

The Apostle Paul has written to the Colossian church to tell them how they have been saved by Jesus Christ, and then he begins to praise the amazing greatness of Jesus.

This week's program is about Redemption. Redemption means to be bought back, and to be set free, like ancient slaves could be set free if someone was prepared to pay their price to release them.