As we continue our exposition of Colossians, Paul brings forth the authority and lordship of Jesus in the life of the family. Because we have been transformed by Christ and are in Christ, our relationships will show His authority in all aspects of the family.

As we continue our exposition of Colossians, Paul brings forth the authority and lordship of Jesus in the life of the family. Because we have been transformed by Christ and are in Christ, our relationships will show His authority in all aspects of the family.

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As we continue our exposition of Colossians, Paul brings forth the authority and lordship of Jesus in the life of the family. Because we have been transformed by Christ and are in Christ, our relationships will show His authority in all aspects of the family.

Salvation in Christ brings about a new life; a transformation. Noting this radical change, Paul points to the reality of this New Life in Christ by what it is characterized by; what we must clothe ourselves with. He does this by way of imperatives; commands, that govern our Christian lives.

Salvation in Christ brings about a new life, a transformation. Paul identifies the characteristics of this new life; he explains what we must clothe ourselves with, using a series of imperatives that govern our Christian lives.

In today's passage, Paul continues to build upon the foundation he's established of seeking Christ and setting our minds on Him. He tells us that we must kill sin; we must put it off. In its place, we must put on Christ's righteousness.

In our passage today, Paul continues to build upon our foundation of seeking and setting our minds on Christ. He tells us that we must kill sin. We must put it off.

This morning we have the joy of learning how to apply the truth about our Lord to our walk with Him. Paul points us to the primary imperative that governs our Christianity, which is to keep seeking Christ. He does this by sharing four truths that are foundational to our new lives in Christ.

This morning we have the joy of putting the truth about out Lord into practical application in how we live for our Lord. Paul points us to the foundational truth that governs our Christianity and that is for us to keep seeking Christ. He does this by giving us four truths that must be present in our new lives in Christ.