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In this message from Colossians 3, we discover that because we have been raised with Christ, we are called to put on a new way of living. Paul reminds us that salvation isn't just about what we've been saved from—it's about the new life we've been raised into. Since we've been made alive with Christ, we are to set our minds on "risen things," leaving behind the old patterns of sin and embracing the character of Jesus.

Together we'll explore what it means to put on compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, and patience—not as religious duties, but as the clothing of God's chosen people. We'll also discover why biblical patience is more than simply waiting; it's learning to trust God's timing, knowing His promises are never rushed.

Whether you're weary, struggling to let go of old habits, or wondering how to reflect Christ in your everyday life, this message is a reminder that God has chosen you to belong to Him, reveal His heart, and participate in His mission right where you are.

Scripture: Colossians 3:1–12, Isaiah 40:31

Welcome to the True North Church Podcast, where we're navigating through the ocean of life in the direction that lands at the heart of God. We pray this message encourages you to put on Christ each day and live like someone who has been raised with Him.