Rooted In Truth

Paul opens the second chapter of Colossians, acknowledging that the church in Colossae was in danger, not because of persecution, but because false teaching was creeping in. Deceptive philosophies, legalism, and mystical experiences were threatening to rot their spiritual roots. Writing from prison in Rome, Paul urges believers then and now with a clear message: Don’t be uprooted. Be rooted in truth. Being rooted in truth protects us from spiritual deception and false religion.