Paul suffered for obedience to God and it benefitted him and believers around him. See why suffering for faithfulness to God is a good thing and learn more about Paul's role as an apostle.

While there is a lot of suffering in this world, there is only one type of suffering that is beneficial to believers: suffering for the sake of righteousness. Learn more about how suffering develops spiritual maturity in the believer as the believer walks with God.

Jesus Christ reconciled believers to God in order to present them as holy and blameless to God. Colossians 1:23 explains the reality of the believer's development while walking with God compared to his position in Christ.

Colossians 1:22-23 often times lead to a lot of confusion. But Paul's statements are simple when we keep them in the right contexts. Learn about the ability of the believer to walk holy and blameless in their position in Christ.

Have you ever felt stuck in your walk with God? There's only one place to start. This extra addition to Lesson 8 points out where to begin in order to be restored in your walk with God.

A look at the difference of the believer prior to reconciliation with God and after reconciliation with God because of the work of Christ.

Pastor Todd continues teaching on the Doctrine of Christ as the basis for the believer's walk with God. This lesson focuses on Christ as the One who reconciles man and God, having brought peace through His sacrificial death on the cross.

A look at the Doctrine of Christ in Paul's explanation to the Colossian believers of what God has done for them through Jesus Christ.

A look at the who God is as a result of having transferred believers from the domain of darkness into Jesus Christ's Kingdom.

The second part of Paul's prayer for the Colossian believers reveals evidences of what takes place while believers are walking with God.