Concluding our study of Colossians, we will notice (Col. 4:2-6). Here, Paul offers a few final instructions on how Christians should live as

In our study of Colossians, we come to a section of Paul's letter where he teaches about Christian households in a first-century Greco-Roman

The first time I boarded a plane was for a flight to Chicago, Illinois. It was November, and I was headed for basic training in Great Lakes.

At the beginning of this letter, Paul demonstrates how Christ is first and all-sufficient for the church. Nothing more is needed. Continuing

Epaphras visits Paul in prison and brings Paul news of the young church. The church is doing great! They strongly believe in Christ Jesus an

Paul, formed by his encounter with Jesus on the road to Damascus (Acts 9), had a very different view of our world. He realized what it meant

How does the gospel of Christ affect our everyday lives? What does the gospel look like in the real world? These are a few questions we are

In concluding our series on prayer, Steve responds to questions that were sent to him.

There are seasons in our lives as Christians when God seems silent. When we cry out to God in prayer, it seems as if God does not hear us or

Following God's covenants with Noah, Abraham, Moses, and David, we can see His faithfulness through the Old Testament. However, often repeat

Most Christians conclude their prayers with the words “In Jesus name, amen.” What does this mean? Is it some special formula or format that

The book of Exodus opens with Israel in the land of Egypt. Israel greatly increases in number and becomes mighty (Ex. 1:1-9). As the story u