Colossians 3:18-4:1

This sermon focuses on Colossians 3:18-4:1, addressing biblical instructions for family relationships and workplace conduct. Pastor Devin emphasizes proper biblical interpretation (hermeneutics) to understand these passages in their historical context, particularly regarding controversial topics like submission in marriage and slavery. He stresses that these instructions were countercultural for their time and that Christianity ultimately promotes dignity, respect, and ethical treatment of all people.

What does it mean to submit 'as is fitting in the Lord'? How is this different from blind obedience?

How can husbands demonstrate Christ-like leadership in their homes without being authoritarian?

What are some practical ways parents can avoid 'exasperating' their children while still maintaining authority?

How can we apply the principle of 'working as unto the Lord' in our daily jobs or responsibilities?

What does it mean to be 'enslaved to righteousness' as mentioned in the sermon?

How can Christians better represent Christ in their workplaces?

What are some ways we can ensure we're not just 'Sunday Christians' but living our faith daily?

How doesunderstanding proper biblical interpretation (hermeneutics) help us apply ancient texts to modern life?