Sermons on Colossians

A runaway slave, a former deserter, and a Greek doctor stand together in one list. People this different could not be friends in the ancient world. Christ made them family.

Faith was never meant to stay private. The reign of Jesus reaches into your marriage, your parenting, and your Monday morning at work, reshaping how you treat the people closest to you.

You have already died and risen with Christ, joined to Him like a branch grafted into a tree. From that fact a new life grows: old clothes stripped off, kindness and love put on.

Food rules, dazzling visions, and brutal self-discipline all promise a higher spirituality. Each one quietly pulls your eyes off Jesus. The real freedom is found by staying joined to Him.

The culture keeps selling wholeness one rung higher: the car, the house, the dream. Scripture says the search is over. Everything God offers is already yours in Christ, with nothing left to add.

Some claimed the real secret to spirituality was Jesus plus a strict diet, spiritual rules, and special devotion. The answer is far simpler. The hidden mystery is Christ, and He already lives in you.

Australians are more anxious now than during the lockdowns, and no government can fix the mess. But the one who made the stars and holds them together has already begun the repair.

A small church faced pressure to believe Jesus plus a strict diet, plus visions, plus harsh discipline. The answer is simpler than that. You do not grow by adding to Jesus. You grow by going deeper into Him.

Jesus is both the Creator who made us and the Redeemer who bought us back. As our older brother and high priest, He stands before the Father and intercedes for us, enabling us to approach God with confidence.

Because Christ rose, death no longer has the final word. His resurrection secures forgiveness, transformation, and an eternal place in His glorious kingdom for all who trust Him.

Jesus is not a personal preference we can shape to fit our agendas. He is the supreme King of creation and redemption who transforms us into who He wants us to be.

Sin wages war within every believer, actively destroying peace and joy. Yet the Holy Spirit fights even harder, clothing us in Christ's righteousness and giving power to overcome.

In a world full of hollow philosophies and competing voices, one truth cuts through all the noise: Jesus Christ is supreme over everything, and He owns you twice.

Faith, love, and transformation all flow from one source: the hope stored up in heaven. When believers grasp this gospel promise, everything changes.

We live surrounded by hollow messages that promise much but leave us empty. KJ unpacks how the supremacy of Christ cuts through every false philosophy, offering lasting peace and hope.

What do we do with the gospel once we are amazed by it? KJ challenges us to pray urgently, act wisely, and speak graciously so that we become a church of openness for the lost.

Adam explores how understanding our new identity in Christ transforms how we live. Discover why the gospel isn't about walking the line, but trusting that Jesus walked it for you.