Colossians: The Supremacy of Christ Over All Things
Christ's Supremacy Over False Teaching and Practical Christian Living
Paul's letter to the Colossians is a powerful proclamation of the absolute supremacy of Jesus Christ over all things. Written to combat false teaching that threatened to diminish Christ's person and work, this epistle presents Christ as the image of the invisible God, the firstborn over all creation, and the head of the church. Paul systematically addresses various heresies while calling believers to live worthy of their calling in Christ.
In this comprehensive 12-part verse-by-verse study, Dr. Peter J. Carter explores the magnificent themes of Colossians, covering:
This series will deepen your understanding of who Christ truly is and equip you to recognize and resist false teachings that diminish His glory.
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Paul's greeting to the Colossians and his thanksgiving for their faith in Christ, love for the saints, and hope stored up in heaven.
The magnificent hymn of Christ's supremacy, image of God, Creator of all, head of the church, and reconciler of all things.
Paul's concern for the Colossians and warning against being deceived by hollow philosophy and human tradition.
Spiritual circumcision in Christ, burial and resurrection with Him, and freedom from the ceremonial law.
Warning against false humility, angel worship, and mystical visions that disconnect from Christ the Head.
Freedom from worldly regulations and the futility of self-imposed religious practices that appear wise but lack value.
Raised with Christ, setting our minds on things above, and our life hidden with Christ in God.
Putting to death earthly things, putting off the old self, and putting on the new self with Christian virtues.
Christian relationships in the home, wives and husbands, children and parents, slaves and masters.
Devoted to prayer, watchfulness with thanksgiving, and praying for Paul's ministry and open doors.
Walking in wisdom toward outsiders, making the most of every opportunity, and speaking with grace seasoned with salt.
Paul's personal greetings through his companions, final instructions, and his signature closing with grace.