September 9/Colossians 2

Verses 1-2 > Christ is in you and he is not at odds with himself and he is not at odds with the Father and the Holy Spirit so don’t be at odds with each other. If you want to improve on your relationships keep reminding yourself that Christ is in you and Christ wasn’t rude, proud, or irritable instead he was patient, kind, and humble.

Verse 3 > One day, newspaper magnate, William Randolph Hearst was looking through a book of famous artwork when a painting caught his eye. “I want this painting for my collection,” he said to his aides. But after making some inquiries, they reported that they were unable to locate the particular work.
“If you value your jobs,” Hearst said, “do whatever it takes to find that treasure, and secure it for me immediately.”
Three and a half months later, the aides returned to Hearst. “Did you find the treasure?” he asked.
“Yes,” they replied. “After much searching and painstaking research, we found it.”
“Did you purchase it?” he asked.
“No.”
“Why not?” Hearst asked.
“Because we found it in your warehouse.”

When you got Jesus you got it all. Ask him for what you need. Now you know why he said:

Matthew 7:7–8 (NLT) — 7 “Keep on asking, and you will receive what you ask for. Keep on seeking, and you will find. Keep on knocking, and the door will be opened to you. 8 For everyone who asks, receives. Everyone who seeks, finds. And to everyone who knocks, the door will be opened.

Verses 4-5 > The story is told that in the days of the Roman Empire, a certain wealthy senator became estranged from his son. When he died unexpectedly, his will was opened. “Because my son does not appreciate what I’ve done, I leave all of my worldly possessions to my loyal slave, Marcellus,” the will read. “However, because I am a man of grace, I bequeath to my son one of my possessions of his choosing.”
  “Sorry,” said the testator to the son. “You can only take one of your dad’s possessions. Which will it be?”
  “I take Marcellus,” said the son.