Colossians 1:24 - 2:3

This sermon is part of a series on Colossians, focusing on verses 1:24-2:3. The central message emphasizes that 'Christ is enough' - a theme that runs throughout the entire book. Pastor Devin discusses Paul's perspective on suffering for the church, the mystery of Christ being revealed to the Gentiles, and the importance of warning and teaching in spiritual growth. The sermon highlights how the church historically grows through persecution and affliction, and emphasizes that true fulfillment can only be found in Jesus Christ.

How does the concept of 'Christ is enough' challenge our modern tendency to seek fulfillment in other things?

What role does suffering play in our spiritual growth according to this passage?

How has persecution historically affected the growth of the church? Why do you think this is?

What does it mean to have 'Christ in you, the hope of glory'?

How can we balance both warning and teaching in our relationships with fellow believers?

Why is it important to align our opinions with God's Word rather than trying to make God's Word align with our opinions?

What does it mean to be weak so that Christ's power can be perfected in us?

How can we practically demonstrate that Christ is enough in our daily lives?