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In this concluding 'Slay the Earthly' message on Colossians 3:5–9, we name what Paul told believers to put to death: the sexual sins we hide, the greed that quietly becomes idolatry, and the "social sins" we've learned to excuse — pride in anger, malice that grieves at another's success, gossip dressed up as prayer concern, caustic words, and lies (half a fact is a whole lie). But this isn't condemnation — it's exposure, and what is exposed loses its hold. Today is a day of lifting: confess it, drop the burden, and walk free.
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In this concluding 'Slay the Earthly' message on Colossians 3:5–9, we name what Paul told believers to put to death: the sexual sins we hide, the greed that quietly becomes idolatry, and the "social sins" we've learned to excuse — pride in anger, malice that grieves at another's success, gossip dressed up as prayer concern, caustic words, and lies (half a fact is a whole lie). But this isn't condemnation — it's exposure, and what is exposed loses its hold. Today is a day of lifting: confess it, drop the burden, and walk free.