Over the next two months in Walk This Way, Dr. Scott McKee invites us into Paul’s letter to the Colossians as a “U-turns are extremely legal” kind of journey—where real change is possible, and next steps matter. Setting the scene in Colossae (and neighboring Laodicea), he frames the letter as a passionate call away from lukewarm faith and toward full devotion, pointing to Paul’s own aim: to present believers “fully mature in Christ.” The sermon turns personal and practical with the “footstep” moment—each person naming a concrete next step of obedience that moves them forward in Jesus. From there, Pastor Scott previews four major themes we’ll keep meeting in Colossians: a renewed awe for the exalted Christ (creator, sustainer, supreme over all), a lived experience of forgiveness that frees us from false guilt, a deeper freedom from legalism and empty spiritual performance, and a clearer sense of purpose—living every word and deed in the character of Jesus. As this series begins, we’re not just studying a book; we’re committing to a path where Christ becomes brighter, our hearts become freer, and our faith becomes more intentional—one next step at a time.
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