As we continue our study of Paul's letter to the Colossians, Pastor Roy Helu, Jr. covers three intangtibles that are required in order to please God, produce fruit, and learn to know God better.

As we begin a study over Paul's epistle to the Colossians, Pastor Glenn Lawson takes an in-depth look at the following question: "What is the Gospel?"

Pastor Glenn Lawson preaches through Luke 24, talking about how Jesus' resurrection promises us new life through Him.

In Exodus chapter 40, Israel prepares to leave Mount Sinai behind and go on a long journey through the wilderness. As we move through our own journeys in life, we can reflect upon Exodus 34 to understand the mercy, compassion, and patience of our God.

Pastor Glenn Lawson preaches through chapters 37-38 of Exodus, which contains further instructions for Israel's priesthood and Tabernacle. How can we see Jesus in the Tabernacle instructions and construction?

In chapter 35 of Exodus, the Israelites eagerly and willingly give of their skills and talents to build God's tabernacle. Pastor Glenn Lawson expounds on the idea of being willing and eager to serve God, and invites us to ask ourselves one important question: Are we willing?

Pastor Roy Helu, Jr. preaches through Exodus 33, where God removes Himself from the presence of Israel due to their sin. Roy uses this chapter to explain an important fact: our sin puts distance between us and God, and restoring that relationship requires prayer and repentance.

Pastor Roy Helu, Jr. preaches through Exodus 32, the famous scene where the Israelites make a golden calf and worship it at the base of Mount Sinai. What motivated this act of idolatry? And how can it compare to our walks with Christ in modern times?

In Exodus chapters 28 and 29, God establishes the priesthood for Israel. Pastor Glenn Lawson covers this topic, with a focus on what priesthood means for those who have accepted Jesus.

Pastor Glenn Lawson preaches through Exodus 25, in which God commands the Israelites to build a Tabernacle to house His presence and commune with His people. What is the New Testament version of the Tabernacle? How does He want to commune with us today?