What happens when the idols of the heart go unchallenged? They don’t stay buried. They surface in the way we react to people, the way we talk about them, and the way we handle the truth around them. In Colossians 3:8-10a, Paul exposes how anger, destructive speech, and quiet dishonesty can slowly poison relationships in homes and churches alike. But this passage is not only a warning; it is also a reminder that believers are not stuck in the habits of the old self. Because of Christ, we have both a new identity and real tools to confront these patterns and begin living differently.
The Sins that Spill Out into Our Relationships – Colossians 3:8-10a
