Faith has to be lived out in the normal settings of marriages, homes and workplaces.

Paul’s teachings were radical in their day. We are called to live equally radically today.

What does the gospel look like Monday-Saturday?

There are things Paul wants people to stop doing, but there are far more new ways of life to live in. But because we are not perfect we have to find a way to live together.

Paul gives us a key to developing life-long relationships.

Paul wants these Colossian Christians to know that their lives are intrinsically linked to Jesus.

What happened to him happens to us.

It changes how we see everything in life.

How do we deal with guilt?

In a performance-based culture, we find that the cross is scandalously good news.

In one of the richest passages of the New Testament, Paul composes a hymn that describes the majesty and wonder of Jesus.

In a culture of competing worldviews and religious ideas, he reminds this young church to keep Jesus at the centre of their lives; as the one who took on the sin of the world in order that it might be reconciled to himself.

It’s the gospel in a nutshell and is still scandalously good news today.