The core of the Christian life is found in our union with Christ in his life, death, and resurrection.

Moving from a discussion of Colossians 1 & 2 that tells us who we are in Christ, we learn in chapters 3 & 4 that who we are then determines what we do.

Moving from a discussion of Colossians 1 & 2 that tells us who we are in Christ, we learn in chapters 3 & 4 that who we are then determines what we do.

John describes two amazing days in Jesus' ministry that entailed the feeding of the 5,000, him walking on water, and a difficult teaching - all of which emphasized his call to believe in him as the source eternal life.

John describes two amazing days in Jesus' ministry that entailed the feeding of the 5,000, him walking on water, and a difficult teaching - all of which emphasized his call to believe in him as the source eternal life.

Who are you? Colossians 1 and 2 answers that question by focusing on who Christ is and reminding us that since we are in him, who he is is who we are.

Who are you? Colossians 1 and 2 answers that question by focusing on who Christ is and reminding us that since we are in him, who he is is who we are.

Paul closes out the book of Galatians by distilling it's message down to one paragraph, focusing on the truth that the only boast we have before God is the cross that has made our salvation possible.

Paul closes out the book of Galatians by distilling it's message down to one paragraph, focusing on the truth that the only boast we have before God is the cross that has made our salvation possible.

Paul closes out the book of Galatians by distilling it's message down to one paragraph, focusing on the truth that the only boast we have before God is the cross that has made our salvation possible.