In this six-session Study (Streaming video included), author and pastor Jay Kim guides small-group members through Paul\'s letter to the believers in Colossae, revealing what his words meant to his original readers .
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Throughout each study, you\'ll be encouraged to read through the corresponding book in the New Testament at least once during the course of 40 days. 40 Days Through the Book series: Each of the studies in this series, taught by a different pastor or Bible teacher on a specific book of the Bible, is designed to help you more actively engage with God\'s Word by understanding its background and culture and applying it in a fresh way to your life.
Participants will be encouraged as they listen to Jay\'s teachings and, through the accompanying Study guide, challenged to read Colossians on their own during the forty days in the study.
An individual access code to stream all six video sessions online (you don\'t need to buy a DVD!).
This Study Guide has everything you need for a full Bible Study experience , including: The Study Guide itself--a 40 Day reading plan through Colossians with discussion and personal reflection questions, video notes, and a leader\'s guide.
The letter to the believers in Colossae contains a message that\'s urgent today--a message of unity among the followers of Christ; a message of thanksgiving and spiritual fullness in a broken world; a message that shows us how to live as the People who are made alive in the one true Christ. and how they apply to us today. . .
In this six-session Study (Streaming video included), author and pastor Jay Kim guides small-group members through Paul\'s letter to the believers in Colossae, revealing what his words meant to his original readers
