In this passage, Colossians 1:15-18, we arrive at Paul’s quintessential argument in proving that Jesus is not only enough but is in fact pre-eminent over all things.

Paul shows us that Jesus is pre-eminent over:

1. Creation

2. The Church

In a world where opinions abound, we must know what we believe as Christians. Being a woman of the Word is vital if you want to make a difference in your own life, in your family, and in your community.

The city of Ephesus was known for a beautiful and impressive pagan temple. Paul wrote to the Christians there and encouraged them to be built into God's spiritual temple and to let Christ be the cornerstone. 30 years later John pens a message from Jesus telling them to return back to their first love. We must make a decision as to how we view Christ : cornerstone, or stumbling stone?

As we continue to look at Paul's prayer for the Colossians, we see Paul's encouragement to live lives that produce good fruit and reminding us of the wonderful gift Jesus has given us.

This week we look at Colossians 1:3-8. Is Jesus enough to hope in?

Are you trying to run the race carrying weights and burdens? Let's remember what God wants for us : to run this race free, unstoppable, and unhindered. Let's lift our eyes to Jesus.

The start to a new series, "Is Jesus Enough", we examine the book of Collosians and how Paul responds to issues found in Collosae.

Mark 5 tells a story of a man possessed with a legion of demons. Jesus came and found him while he was still in darkness, calling him into the marvelous light and giving him a purpose to live for.