It is believed that Epaphras was a pastor at the churches in Colossae, Laodicea, and Hierapolis (Colossians 1:7) where he wrestled in prayer for them (Colossians 4:12-13). Who are you wrestling in prayer for? 

We all have a past. Onesimus was a runaway slave. Paul believed in him and told his master and church at Colossae to treat him well. Traditions say that he became bishop at Ephesus. Believe in and encourage someone who has a past.

For the first 300 years the church met in homes. Today, many Christians still meet in homes. There's something special about homes.

Fake news also existed in the first century. Paul wrote what the Truth is.

The battle is intensifying and you are in the middle of it. Paul tells us how to overcome.

Ephesians 1 is one of the great chapters of the Bible. Listen as David explains why.

Paul knew that the believers in Ephesus will face storms of persecution. He wrote to them how to withstand such storms.

In 2016 Leisl and I visited a remarkable church just seven minutes walk from the Colosseum in Rome.

Whatever past you have experienced, whatever challenges you face, if you are in Christ, nothing can seperate you from God's love.

When all of his companions decided to sail from Troas to Assos, Paul decided to walk the 34 kilometre distance. Why? What can we learn?