Being a disciple of Jesus should make a standout in a culture that prizes individuality and personal autonomy.

When God saves us, He changes not only our personal desires and private actions,

but also the way in which we relate to others.

We no longer live for ourselves.

In this message from Colossians chapter 3, verse 1, through chapter 4, verse 1,

David Platt helps us see how belonging to Jesus changes a disciple's relationships.

God's Spirit empowers His people to live for His glory and for the eternal good of others.

This is the Radical with David Platt podcast.

Here is David with a message titled, The Disciples Relationships.

You have a Bible and I hope you do let me invite you to open with me to Colossians chapter 3.

We were in Galatians last week on the Paul's letters.

Go a few letters over to the right and you'll come to Colossians chapter 3.

Let me invite you to pull out those notes that were in your worship guide that you receive when you came in.

As we come to the last Sunday in this particular series, call it a bide.

What does it mean to a bide in Christ, to be in Christ?

We started off the first two weeks looking at what it means for us, each of us to be in Christ,

in Christ to be in us and how that transforms us, literally transforms us from the inside out.

And we've been looking at how Christ affects the way we think and affects the way we feel,

affects the way we act and our bodies and affects our wills.

And we see that all of that is aimed toward His mission.

I want you to look at the next the last circle there and you might go ahead and write in relationships,

right under will between will and mission relationships.

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