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“Authority Issues”
As long as we live in this world we will have to navigate the issue of authority. Most of us will be in authority over someone and also under authority. Paul writes to the Colossians to remind them that God is the ultimate authority and the way that we deal with authority is connected to our submission to Christ.
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