Sunday Morning

Colossians 3:22-4:1 As Paul discusses the master/slave relationship in his time, he gives us timeless principles that go beyond just that. We find a reminder of what our entire purpose in life is. Are you driven by a passionate desire to glorify Jesus Christ in all areas of your life?

Colossians 3:18-21 The Apostle Paul is putting forth the radical balance in familial relationships that is required to experience God-intended blessing and fullness in the home. The first two are the husband-wife and parent-child relationships.

Colossians 3:17- What is the New Testament approach to living for the Lord? It gives us basic principles of Christian living which may be applied to all situations of life as they arise.

Colossians 3:16- You can have peace when in your innermost being you, by God’s sovereign grace, resolve to live in accordance with something objective — the word of Christ. These rich verses comprise the result of fulfilling the command to let the word dwell richly in us.

Colossians 3:15- Most often, it is our attitudes that lead us into a time of spiritual dryness. One major attitude problem we have is that of complaining. Thankfulness is the attitude that perfectly displaces the sinful tendency to complain, and what releases joy and blessing into your life.

Colossians 3:15- The most important aspect of the peace that is mentioned in Scripture is peace with God, which is the result of a justified position. Then — once a person has peace with God as a result of embracing the Gospel — he also experiences an inner peace that results in living peacefully with others.