The Gospel’s Freedom Colossians 2:16 23 Freedom in worship (16-17) Some in Colossae stressed that Jewish dietary laws must be followed. Paul warns human-created laws
Confidence in the Midst of Conflict Genesis 13:5–11, 14–18 Conflict happens even in the best relationships. (5-8) Abram and Lot return from Egypt richer than
The Gospel’s Forgiveness Colossians 2:4–15 Continue. (4–7) Paul, realizing that spiritual attacks often follow moments of grace, acknowledges bogus arguments against the faith will come.
The Gospel’s Goal Colossians 1:24–2:3 Committed as a Messenger (1:24–27) Paul shifts this letter’s focus to a description of his ministry. The Colossians, who have
Confidence in the Face of Fear Genesis 12:10–13,17–20; 13:1–4 Trust God despite fear of circumstances. (12:10–13) The first half of chapter 12 lays a beautiful
The Gospel’s Power Colossians 1:9–23 Set Free (9–14) The letter to the Colossian believers is one of Paul’s most theologically rich epistles. As often is
The Basis for Confidence Genesis 12:1–8 God’s call to Abram marks an important shift in the biblical narrative. Genesis 1–11 presents seemingly false starts to