How much of your life is shaped by the reality of who Christ is? In John 11, we see the story of Jesus and Lazarus—“a shortened form of the Hebrew name ‘Eleazar,’ which means ‘whom God helps.’”[1] The irony of this meaning will soon become apparent...
Do you treat sexual immorality seriously? In 1 Thessalonians 3, Paul expresses his deep concern for the faith of the Thessalonian believers during their trials and persecution.
Are you in a position of leadership? Maybe you lead a small group, a Sunday School class, or kids ministry. If so, how well do you nurture those you lead?
Do you struggle to get along with others? Maybe you have issues with your spouse, children, or those you work with. If so, what’s the key to having good relationships? Colossians 3 and 4 provide some answers.
Have you ever thought about what Christ’s supremacy means for your life? This is the central theme of the Book of Colossians.