How did Paul's suffering for the Gospel impact his ministry and relationship with the Colossians? And what does that have to do with your life today? Jeff explains in this week's podcast.

So how do we get fruit to appear in our heart and lives? And how can we tell if it's real? What are the attitudes to avoid? What is God's part and what is our part? Jeff explains in this week's episode.

So, if those who are genuine followers are marked by fruit, exactly what kind of fruit should we look for the Lord to produce in and through us as we abide and continue in Him

What will be the lasting impact of Charlie Kirk's martyrdom on the body of Christ? How should we respond? How does it impact the spiritual fruit that demonstrates true salvation? And how do we distinguish between one's works being an evidence of our salvation vs trusting in them as a part of our salvation. Jeff clarifies in this week's podcast message.

What part does spiritual fruit play in the authentication of a person's salvation? Or, put another way, how do our works relate the genuineness of our salvation? Can we have a greater assurance of our salvation by looking at our "fruit history?" Or can a person profess faith in Christ and yet never experience any lifechange whatsoever? Jeff begins breaking down these complex questions in this week's podcast.

Ever wondered what God thinks of you? Like His deepest and most transparent thoughts about you? How He views you as you live your life down here on earth? This week's Podcast reveals the answer from Colossians 1.

Through His death on the cross, Jesus did the unthinkable, achieving the impossible, and turning enemies of God into friends of God. But that's not all. There's more to the story. Find out what it is in this week's episode!

What does it mean to say that Jesus was fully God and fully man? How was that possible? Did He lose any of His deity when He came to earth? And how much of our humanity does He share? Jeff explains in this week's program.