Commissioned Ezekiel 3:8–21 Ezekiel, a contemporary of Jeremiah, was exiled to Babylon in 597 BC by King Nebuchadnezzar. Born into a priestly family, Ezekiel was called
Restoration Philemon 8-21 Sent (8–12) This letter is a personal note to Paul’s friend Philemon and an open letter for the church, sent with Onesimus,
The Gospel and Relationships Colossians 3:18–4:6 In our families (18–21) Gospel transformation is holistic and affects every aspect of a Christian’s life and family. Paul
The Gospel Lived Colossians 3:1-17 A new life (1–4) Paul focuses on the positive aspect of a new life. If the Colossians are genuinely in
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
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
JOY AND CONTENTMENT Philippians 4:10–20 In all situations. (10–14) It appears some time elapsed between early gifts from the Philippian church and the latest one
JOY THROUGH PEACE Philippians 4:1–9 Stand (v. 1) Paul writes of his deep love and longing for his brothers and sisters, his “joy and crown.”
Joy in Knowing Jesus Philippians 3:8–21 Righteousness Gained (8–11) Before salvation, Paul sought to gain God’s pleasure by strict adherence to the Law. However, when
Joy Through Humility Philippians 2:1–15 In relationships (1–4) Paul uses a conditional “if” to speak to the Philippian congregation. He says if they are true
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