This one’s about recognising the sort of things that can derail our faith in Christ alone and how we help each other avoid them.

Some Colossians wanted to complicate the gospel by adding irrelevant rules & regulations, robbing the believers of their peace & joy. Paul reassured them of their union with Christ in his death, burial & resurrection & declared their complete forgiveness & freedom from guilt. Jesus set them free.

One ordinary woman encounters the risen Jesus. Kieran explores the relevance of this to us today.

Paul has a warning for the church in Colossae - don't be deceived by clever arguments and lies. And his answer to not being deceived is Jesus - who holds all wisdom and understanding. How do we identify and counter the clever arguments that throw us off course? Dan continues our series on the book of Colossians.

We get a glimpse into what motivated the Apostle Paul to get out of bed in the morning. He gave his life for the sake of the church, and to see Christians mature and grow in Christ. How might we live with the same ambition for Christian maturity?

We travel from being alienated from God to being reconciled by him into a new way of living. Barry reflects on amazing words from Colossians 1:21-23.

Do you find sharing your faith a challenge? If so, you're not alone. Rev Greg Downes joins us to share some wisdom both from the bible and from personal experience on how to make it easier!

The Greatest Of All Time. No one tops Jesus. He is supreme. Yet God can be discovered in Jesus. Remarkably, God can be encountered in Jesus.

Paul’s prayer in the first chapter of Colossians is rich and varied. He prays for an active, fruitful, thankful Church and gives many reasons why Christians should act in this way including that they have been redeemed by Jesus. William Kay continues our series on the book of Colossians.

Jim starts our new series from Colossians looking at what this young church were known for - the three core characteristics of the Christian life - faith, love, hope.