Colossians 2:4-15

This sermon focuses on Colossians 2:4-15, emphasizing that Christ is sufficient and believers should reject counterfeit faith. The pastor discusses how Paul warns against deceptive arguments and philosophies that sound reasonable but don't align with God's Word. He emphasizes that while philosophy can be a useful tool for Christians, it must work alongside theology and ultimately submit to biblical truth.

What does it mean that 'Christ is sufficient'? How does this truth impact your daily life?

How can we distinguish between sound biblical teaching and deceptive arguments that 'sound reasonable'?

The pastor mentioned that faith begins where logic ends. How do you reconcile faith and reason in your own spiritual journey?

What role should philosophy play in a Christian's understanding of their faith?

How does understanding that Jesus was 100% God and 100% man (rather than half and half) affect your view of Him?

What does it mean that God 'erased our certificate of debt'? How should this impact how we view our past?

How can we combat feelings of shame when we know God has forgiven us?

What practical steps can we take to 'continue moving forward' in our faith rather than becoming stagnant?