Pastor Tom continues in Colossians.

Drawing on Viktor Frankl's observations of concentration camp prisoners who forgot they were citizens of another country, we're confronted with a sobering reality: many of us have adapted so thoroughly to this world that we've forgotten we belong somewhere else. We chase earthly security, anxious about temporal matters, when our real life is already hidden with Christ in God. The Colossian church faced competing spiritualities—dietary laws, mystical visions, physical asceticism—all designed to relocate their lives away from Christ. Today, we face similar pressures through consumer culture, career obsession, wellness fixation, and political tribalism. But Paul's revolutionary response cuts through it all: our life isn't located in any earthly pursuit. It's secured in the most powerful place imaginable—seated with Christ at the right hand of God.