Our union with Christ is mysterious, essential, and unbreakable. Let us be reminded as we consider our entire redemption in Christ.

Today we are considering the nature of our deliverance and the nature of our transfer into God's Kingdom.

What do we need in order to grow in spiritual maturity? We need a complete redemption. So, let us give thanks for the redemption we have in Christ!

There is a need for spiritual maturity in the Christian life. But how do we fulfill it? Paul answers that question for us.

Christianity is naturally doctrinal and creedal. It is one of the most intellectual religions in the world. The main subject of our knowledge is God himself. And it is not information that stays stored up in someone's mind, but it is to be put into practice.

Paul's major concern for the Colossians was their spiritual growth and maturity. So, it should be our concern for the people of God today.

If it is essential that the gospel must go out and increase, what are the means of that increase? It can be summarized in the need of gospel ministers who are devoted to the grace of God in the word of truth.

Following our Men's Leadership Conference, we are still discussing the need for the gospel to bear fruit and increase. We consider this text in its relation to Genesis 1.28, Isaiah 54.1-3, 55.11 and Matthew 28.18-19, in the Great Commission.

Rev. Richard Bout discusses how effective missions begins at home, in our families and in our local churches.

In our third session, Rev. Richard Bout discusses how God wants his servants to thrive, not just survive, in ministry. Ministry burnout is a real thing and God's servants must be spiritually prepared for the battle they will face in the ministry.