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In Colossians 2, Paul begins by addressing a congregation to let them know how intently he is thinking about them. In fact the word he uses is the Greek “agon” which means to have intense concern or anxiety. This is where we get the word “agony.” Paul is telling them that the anxiety he feels for them causes him great agony. Why would Paul be anxious and endure agony for this church? The Church at Laodicea is specifically mentioned in verse one immediately after pointing out his agony. This was directed at that congregation and to get a feel for why he may have been agonizing over this particular fellowship, you would have to understand the history. Laodicea was a city of great wealth and commerce. Before we dig in any further, we need to understand the word/ name Laodicea. It comes from a combination of two Greek words. The first being “Laos,” which means a “people group or nation.” The second word comes from the Greek, “dike,” which means “justice.” When the two words are combined, w...
