Jesus is over everything, even our families. In the first half of Colossians 3 Paul gives instructions for spouses, in the second half he provides commands for children. God has designed families for his glory and his purpose.

Marriage was created by God. In his goodness, God brings us together as families with distinct roles and responsibilities. When we follow God’s will and instruction for marriage, his goodness and mercy will be reflected in our families.

Is Jesus over everything in your life? As Christians, we put our old self to death. All worldly things in us must be laid to rest as we enjoy the peace and freedom given to us freely from God.

The word gospel simply means "good news", the good news of Jesus. In his life, death, and resurrection we have salvation from our sins. The gospel works in us, through us, and around us, and frees us to follow Jesus and play a part in God's big story.

Jesus is superior, he is supreme, he is fully and sufficient in all things. This is why we say, Jesus Over Everything. Jesus was, has and will always be more than enough.

As Christians, we are to be filled with the knowledge of God. In Christ we have forgiveness from our sin, and now walk in freedom and joy. We honor the Lord in all that we do, bear fruit, and anticipate return of our king, Jesus.

In the opening verses of Colossians, Paul reminds of the Gospel. We are not saved by what we do, or how hard we try to please God. We are saved by Jesus’ life, death on the cross, and his resurrection alone.

Jesus is the divine, preeminent Son of God. He rules and reigns over all creation, both the visible and invisible. Through him we are forgiven for our sins and receive salvation by grace, through faith alone.

In Adam all died. Although sin entered the world through man, we are saved and redeemed through another. Our Great Savior, Jesus Christ was born into our world, lived a perfect life, died, and rose again to save us from our sin.

In light of who Jesus is and what he has done, we pursue God by faith. Faith requires action to each other, the Church, and our neighbor. We encourage one another, meet together, and serve together.