Paul continues his explanation of what it looks like to be identified with Jesus by describing specific family relationship dynamics.

This message focuses on the practical implications of living as Christians who are identified with Christ in His death, burial, and resurrection.

A description of the foolishness of promoting legalism, mysticism, and asceticism as a means of attaining Spiritual maturity compared to the immeasurable greatness of promoting Jesus Christ.

In opposition to the false teaching in Colossae, Paul describes to us that the true emphasis of Spiritual life is not associated with earthy ambitions but rooted in our new identity as believers in Christ.

Paul shifts from talking about the character of Jesus into a description of his own ministry as he advances the gospel for the purpose of making disciples.

In this message we answer the question, “Why Jesus?”, by examining who Jesus is, who we are, and what Jesus has accomplished for us.