In this sermon, we look at three relationships that define the Christ centered home.

In this text, Paul gives six challenges to the Colossian church. From these challenges, we deduce six resolutions for all Christians in the new year.

In this text, the apostle Paul gives us three keys for seeking Christ: 1) Set your mind on things above. 2) Put to death your sinful desires. 3) Embrace your identity in Him.

In this text, Paul implores us that Christ is enough. Thus, we are no longer bound to Old Testament requirements, nor manmade regulations.

In this passage, the apostle Paul teaches us our identity in Christ. (The audio begins 3-4 minutes into the sermon.)

On Thanksgiving weekend, we take a break from our series in Colossians to consider a Psalm of praise.

In this passage, Paul warns not to let anyone take us captive from the true gospel of Jesus Christ with man-made philosophies.

In this sermon, we identify three actions that define the life and ministry of the apostle Paul: 1) Paul suffers for the sake of the Church. 2) Paul stewards the mystery of the gospel. 3) Paul strives for the salvation of all men.

In this text, the apostle Paul presents Jesus Christ as the great reconciler of God and man.

In part two of this sermon, we learn five more very important things about Jesus Christ, as written from the apostle Paul to the Colossian church.