Being a Christian doesn’t just affect the way you spend Sunday morning. It affects your most daily and intimate relationships. You can’t just follow Jesus at church on Sunday and not follow him at home and work the rest of the week.

Being a Christian doesn’t just affect the way you spend Sunday morning. It affects your most daily and intimate relationships. You can’t just follow Jesus at church on Sunday and not follow him at home and work the rest of the week.

In addition to the virtuous spiritual clothing that should adorn a Christian’s outward behavior (Col. 3:12-14), the presence of Christ’s peace, Word, and name should be deeply embedded within a Christian’s heart.

Because a Christian has a new identity in Christ, it is important to dress the part, to clothe yourself with the appropriate Christian virtues.

Sin is an embed enemy and a constant threat. It is an enemy within and the Christian must remain ever vigilant and offensively fighting against it.

Perhaps you've heard the saying, "They're so heavenly minded they are of no earthly good." Well, there are reasons why every Christian can and should keep their thoughts heaven bound!

Christians are always in danger of being held captive deceptive religious ideas that do more to hinder one’s spiritual freedom in Christ than enhance it. Paul defends against three: legalism, mysticism, and asceticism.

Why try to add anything to Jesus when his work provides complete spiritual well being?

It is possible for seemingly healthy Christians to be led astray by false teaching. Therefore, those who are wise will accept God's charge to resist and remain focused on Christ.