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The book of Colossians has been progressively answering one great question. In Chapter 1, Paul establishes that Christ is enough—that Jesus is supreme over all creation and that all things were created by Him, through Him, and for Him. In Chapter 2, Paul reminds us that we are to be rooted in Christ and not…
Do Not Be Taken Captive Introduction: From the Supremacy of Christ to Stability in Christ Last session, we looked at the background of Colossians and the great declaration of who Jesus is. Paul made it clear that Christ is not merely helpful, inspiring, or important. He is supreme. He is the image of the invisible…
The Supremacy of Jesus Introduction: Why Colossians Matters The book of Colossians was written to a church in the city of Colossae, a smaller city in the Lycus Valley of Asia Minor, near Laodicea and Hierapolis. Though Colossae was not one of the seven churches mentioned in Revelation, it was located in the same spiritually…
Learning to Trust God’s Ways Above Our Expectations Primary Scripture: 2 Kings 5:1–19 (ESV) Every man has expectations. We make plans for our careers, our families, our health, our finances, and even our spiritual lives. We pray believing God will answer, and often, without realizing it, we have already decided how He should answer. When…
One of the greatest lies many men believe is that strength means hiding weakness. We learn early in life to cover our failures, protect our reputation, and handle our problems ourselves. Yet the gospel teaches the exact opposite. God invites His children to step into the light rather than remain in the darkness. Confession is…
Father’s Day can be a joyful celebration for some men and a difficult reminder for others. Few responsibilities carry greater weight than fatherhood. At the same time, few roles expose our weaknesses more clearly. Many men enter fatherhood carrying wounds from their own upbringing. Some were blessed with fathers who modeled faithfulness, integrity, and love.…
The book of Proverbs was written primarily as wisdom literature, teaching God’s people how to live skillfully and faithfully in a fallen world. Much of its instruction was originally directed from a father to a son, preparing young men for the responsibilities, decisions, temptations, and opportunities they would face throughout life. As men today, we…
John 9:1–3 (ESV) “As he passed by, he saw a man blind from birth. And his disciples asked him, ‘Rabbi, who sinned, this man or his parents, that he was born blind?’ Jesus answered, ‘It was not that this man sinned, or his parents, but that the works of God might be displayed in him.’”…
The Beatitudes open the Sermon on the Mount and describe the character of those who belong to the kingdom of God. They are not a list of achievements but a portrait of a transformed heart. Each Beatitude builds upon the previous one. A man who is poor in spirit recognizes his need before God. He…
As men, we often carry heavy burdens—responsibilities at work, leadership in our homes, financial pressure, uncertainty about the future, and the constant battle for peace in our minds. The world tells us to rely on ourselves, stay in control, and push through anxiety by sheer strength. But God offers something far deeper than temporary relief:…
