It's a Wonderful Life | In the first week of our series, Christmas at the Movies, we look at what it means to have a wonderful life from a Christian perspective and the hope that comes from Jesus.

Matthew 19:16-30 | Following Jesus calls us to surrender our attempt to find our identity in ourselves or in the things of the world, but to find our identity in Christ.

Each of us has something we treasure, the question Jesus asks us is whether our treasure is here on earth or in heaven. It's a heart question.

As we remember our Veterans and the tough stuff that they did in service to our country, we are reminded that discipleship often asks us to do tough stuff as well.

On All Saints Day, we remember the spiritual legacy of the saints who have gone of before us and how they have shared their inheritance with us. We are challenged to consider the legacy that we are leaving for emerging generations.

Colossians 3:11/Philemon 1 | Paul writes a revolutionary letter to Philemon regarding his servant Onesimus that calls us to examine how we treat and love the "others" in our world.

Colossians 3:18-4:1| We come to Paul's practical application of all that he has been teaching about in Colossians and discover that the primary place we practice our faith is in our family.

Colossians 3:1-17 | In a world where we share our allegiances and loyalties by the clothes we wear, Paul tells us to take off our old, sinful clothes (Self) and put on Christ.

Colossians 2:6-15 | Paul helps us understand what it looks like to grow and mature in our walk with Jesus.

Colossians 1:24-29 | Pastor Wendy looks at what it means to rejoice in our suffering as a way to identify with Jesus and the mission we are called to.