Colossians 4:2-6 | Our relationships in the church and at home are not the only relationships in life that we must submit to the Lordship of Christ. So also must our relationships with unbelievers.

Romans 8:12-17 | The practicality of the doctrine of the Trinity reaches to the depths of our identity so that we can be assured of our adoption into the family of God.

Psalm 121

Matthew 28:18-20 | Far from being just a doctrine for formal confessions or defense against heresy, the doctrine of the Trinity provides the Church with the motivation and equipment necessary to make disciples of all nations.

John 20:24-31 | The Resurrection of Jesus is doubted by many, but for those who believe

they are called blessed and given eternal life.

Colossians 3:22-4:1 | Although there it is not a perfect correlation, the duties of slaves to the

masters and masters to their slaves in the first century Roman Empire gives us principles that relate to those who are over us or under us in our work.

Colossians 3:20-21 | The Lordship of Christ doesn’t just change the individual; it also changes the individual’s relationships in the home.

Colossians 3:18-21 | The Lordship of Christ in the home sets out a clear authority structure

with the sweet aroma of grace.

To the End of the Earth by the Sovereignty of God: Knowing that God is in control of His plan to redeem a people for Himself brings great confidence to Christians as they obey His command to take the gospel to the end of the earth.

Various Scriptures | Celebrating 2 years of God's faithfulness at Living Hope