At the end of his letter to the Colossian Church, Paul encourages us to be devoted to prayer. Devotion requires listening, waiting, and undevided attention. Tonight we explore what it looks like to be devoted to prayer and then spend some time praying together.

God doesn't transform, change and make us new in isolation. It always happens in the context of community.

Recreation happens below the surface. What lies down deep, beyond just the symptoms of our brokenness? How do we get to the source of our brokenness and allow God to recreate us from the inside?

We kick off this new series through Colossians 3 by asking the question "How do I become who God has made me to be?" What does it mean to be a new creation and how do we get there?

In part 2 of our series through Colossians 2, we explore the question, "What's shaping you?" We are shaped by Christ or Culture. Which is it for you?

In the intro to this new series through Colossians 2, we explore the foundation we have in Christ and the responsive call to shape the future

In the conclusion to our series, we explore the idea of reconciliation, what it cost God to bring us back into his family, and what it means for us today.

Sometimes it feels like everything's falling apart, life's spinning out of control and all we can do is remind ourselves to just hold it together a little bit longer. This week we examine Paul's words in Colossians 1:15-18, an ancient hymn of the early church and discover the truth that it's Christ who actually holds it all together.

The experience of being rescued ought to evoke within us a sense of awe-inspired gratitude, wonder, and amazement.

Cynicism has replaced our snese of wonder. In this introduction to our new series through the book of Colossians, we explore the reasons why we've lost wonder and re-engage the reality of the wonder of God's grace in our lives, given through the gift of his Son Jesus Christ.