A Study of the Apostle Paul's Epistle to the Colossian Church

What does it mean for Christ to be "the image of the invisible God"? Why does Paul so passionately defend the supremacy and sufficiency of Jesus in his letter to the Colossians? In this comprehensive and accessible study, Pastor Michael D. McCubbins, Th.D., guides readers through the rich theological landscape of Paul's epistle, unraveling the mysteries of Christ's deity, His role as Creator and Redeemer, and the practical implications for every believer.

Written from a Roman prison, Paul's letter to the Colossians addresses timeless challenges-false teachings, legalism, and the allure of secret knowledge. Dr. McCubbins exposes the errors of the Gnostics and the Judaizers, showing how Paul's exaltation of Christ answers every heresy and grounds the believer's hope, security, and new identity. With careful attention to the original Greek, historical context, and doctrinal significance, this book equips readers to: