This morning we are going to see six pictures of the Christian life. The Bible gives us a variety of images to describe who we are in Jesus because a…
Almost 2,000 years ago, the apostle Paul wrote a letter to the Colossians, a church he had never visited, and he highlighted what one ought to find in a church.…
The mystery of God's glory is Christ in the believer. The power of this mystery is so great that it can make you rejoice even in the most painful time…
Today we are looking at three positions of salvation: (1) justification, which is our past alienation, bankrupt before a holy and righteous God before we were saved; (2) sanctification, which…
In our Scripture today, the apostle Paul proclaims the sufficiency, preeminence, and supremacy of the Lord Jesus Christ in contrast to the false prophets in Colosse who were trying to…
Does your life have genuine purpose? We seem to be a disconnected people living within a web of electronic connections with cell phones, tablets, smart watches, and intelligent gadgets, but…
The Gospel is the Good News, and in these days of increasing crime and global terrorism, we could use a bit of good news. Today, through Paul's letter to the…
Today, we conclude our study of Christmas characters as we learn about Herod, a man who literally tried to kill Christmas. It doesn't seem right to talk about this in…
We've been getting to know a colorful cast of characters in the Christmas story. These were common people touched by an uncommon God, marked by unexpected surprises, unusual signs, and…
There's a danger of becoming so familiar with the Christmas story that it becomes mundane to us, that we lose its significance because we have heard it so often. If…