
Colossians
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In a culture where questions about identity are at the forefront, Christians need to remember the most important thing that defines them is being united to Christ. This truth is a daily reality that brings strength and a confident destiny that brings hope.
Colossians: Becoming Who You Are in Christ helps readers better understand their connection to Christ and realize that they are becoming who they have already been declared to be in Christ-fully loved and fully alive in him. Transformation is God's good gift that comes as we cooperate with his redeeming power and learn to respond to His invitation to trust him and live out our connection with Jesus in every area of life.
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Steve Huber, MDiv, serves as Lead Pastor of Covenant Church Doylestown and director of the Liberti Communion of Churches. He lives in Doylestown, PA with his wife, Christine, and they have three adult children. Steve is the author of Colossians: Becoming Who You Are in Christ.
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