Give Real Peace a Chance

Paul spends more time writing about slaves and masters and their relationship to each other and to God than he does writing about wives, husbands, children, and parents combined in Colossians. While Paul never condones slavery nor revolt against slave...

When Jesus is first place in our lives and everything we do or say is for His praise alone, it will have a positive impact on every relationship and personal encounter we have. So as God designed marriage (and Jesus affirmed, in Matthew 19:3-6), what...

The Apostle Paul used the imagery of clothing to help us see that following Jesus means an entire wardrobe overhaul. So what does our new wardrobe look like?

Paul uses the imagery of clothing to help us see that following Jesus means an entire wardrobe overhaul. Jesus knows there are old, tattered and ill-fitting attitudes and behaviors that genuine Jesus followers need to discard.

What we're focused on impacts everything about our lives personally, internally, spiritual, emotionally and relationally. So how can we determine if our focus on serving is healthy and rightly motivated?

As we begin to unpack Colossians one, we see that Paul wants us to have the big picture of who Jesus is - above all. Is He first in your life today?

What we're focused on impacts everything about our lives personally, internally, spiritually, emotionally, and relationally. The book of Colossians is an incredibly powerful letter is all about making sure that our focus is in the right place.

More than 2,000 years after the angels raised this chorus of peace, our world remains as it always has been, a planet in turmoil where violence is commonplace and death and destruction dominate the landscape. Is the message of peace the angels sang...

Isn't it amazing that an event that happened on the other side of the world 2,000 years ago still has a profound impact on us today? When the world around us seems to be falling to pieces (and perhaps also our personal lives), we can discover how...

Can you treat people like Jesus did without gratitude? It's impossible to put into practice the "one another's" without gratitude...making all our relationships healthier.