Paul writes to fulfill his prayer for the Colossian church - that they would live a life worthy of their new inheritance in Christ by being filled with knowledge, wisdom and understanding. This New wisdom comes from considering two errors in the...

As Christians who are in Christ we must move past 'not going to hell' as our sole benefit of salvation. In Christ we have access to the benefits and privileges of Christ and His Kingdom.

As Jesus asks Peter if he loves Him, Peter is faced with a truth about what Jesus wants of Him an how Peter must follow Jesus. Jesus not was going to settle for a half hearted commitment but Jesus would ask Peter for everything, and in the end Peter...

As Jesus asks Peter if he loves Him Peter is faced with a truth about what Jesus wants of him and how Peter must follow Jesus. Jesus was not going to settle for a half hearted commitment but Jesus would ask Peter for everything and in the end Peter...

Paul shows the Colossians that Christ is enough.

Paul's love for Jesus resulted in a passion to present everyone mature in Christ.

Our deepest questions find resolution in the Supremacy of Christ.

Jesus is not just prominent but preeminent. He is not jus important but most important. Our relationship with Jesus must be of first and ultimate importance.

"We do not 'graduate' from the Gospel of grace; rather, we move more deeply into it over time, as we continue to see how profoundly sinful we are, yet how much more profoundly gracious God is."

Paul shows us that as disciples we must grow, God calls us to be people who look more and more like Jesus. People who bear good fruit and that are being strengthened in His power.