We look at the Christmas Story through the Eyes of Joseph. God does not call us to an average life, making average decisions. He calls us to Radical Obedience to Him. Scripture Reading by the Barber Family.

As we finish the book of Colossians we see Paul's two final instructions to the church: Prayer and Mission. In the New Testament, the only thing that happens chronologically before mission is Prayer. We also celebrated the Lord's Supper together, hence the shorter message.

Pastor C walks through one of the more controversial verses of Scripture concerning the relationship between wives and husbands. Adrian, joins him for a woman's take on what it means to be submissive in the marriage relationship.

The characteristics of "Grace Driven Effort" in our lives post salvation. The fight between the old self and the new.

We continue in our Colossians study and look at the church's response to culture. With Halloween as our example... should we recieve it, reject it or redeem it?

A very practical sermon that touches on the openness of the Christian Faith, how to walk with Christ daily through a quiet time and how Jesus has triumphed over our sin and saves us.

Paul moves from the Big Principle "Why's" of the Gospel to the practical implications of the Mission. Our function as a church is to Proclaim Jesus, Warn others, and Teach with all Wisdom.

Pastor C works through one of the most important passages in Scripture on Jesus, and encourages us to awaken to the good news of what Christ can do in us.

Paul looks forward to the vision that he has for the Colossian church as they struggle to be the church in their context. His prayer for them is continued growth, strengthening, and thankfulness to God for His great work in them.

As we start our series on Colossians, Pastor C outlines the faith and love of the Colossian church and how it's a great example for how we as the church should live. Ultimately, Faith and Hope are anchored by Hope in the Gospel of Jesus.