Today we see Paul go to great lengths to correct false teachings and eliminate legalism. His one and only goal is to direct people to Jesus and help them grow in their faith. Join us for this great teaching from Paul.

In 1 Peter 1:13-2:10, believers are encouraged as persevering exiles for Christ. Peter advises them to be mentally prepared, live holy lives, and love one another deeply. He emphasizes their redemption through Christ's sacrifice and their identity as chosen people, a royal priesthood, and a holy nation. We will face challenges as we pass through this world, but we are guided and held together by the enduring faith; Word of God.

This passage from the book of Colossians touches upon the themes of suffering and maturity. In this passage, the apostle Paul speaks about his own suffering and how it relates to the maturity of the believers in Colossae.

Tonight, we learn the salvation we have in Jesus is like a great treasure stored up in heaven that can never fade, spoil, or perish.

Today we see Paul give an amazing teaching on how Jesus Christ is the center of our faith and the center of the church.

A night of hymns

Tonight we see the culmination of the Israelite journey into the promised land. Joshua reminds the people that God is good and he can be trusted in all things.

Paul will show us that believers can have contentment, peace, and joy no matter what happens in our life. This Joy and contentment come from knowing Christ personally and depending on His strength.

Tonight we learn how cities of refuge commanded by God foreshadow the great work of Jesus Christ. We also learn that staying close and staying focused on God is the answer to all our problems.

Philippians 4 is very practical and very personal it’s approach to peace. There are a lot of enemies that will steal our joy. But Paul lays out God’s cure for worry and anxiety that can be found in Him.