Collide Church

The book of 1 Timothy is a letter written by Paul to his young protege Timothy, who was the pastor of an immature, struggling church in Ephesus. Through this straightforward yet challenging letter, Paul offers timeless pastoral wisdom and instructions that break down how the household of God must conduct itself in order to be a healthy, organized church. In the end, this personal word to Timothy speaks universally to every church in every place at every time — including our church today. This is why we do what we do. These are our “House Rules”.

The book of 1 Timothy is a letter written by Paul to his young protege Timothy, who was the pastor of an immature, struggling church in Ephesus. Through this straightforward yet challenging letter, Paul offers timeless pastoral wisdom and instructions that break down how the household of God must conduct itself in order to be a healthy, organized church. In the end, this personal word to Timothy speaks universally to every church in every place at every time — including our church today. This is why we do what we do. These are our “House Rules”.

The book of 1 Timothy is a letter written by Paul to his young protege Timothy, who was the pastor of an immature, struggling church in Ephesus. Through this straightforward yet challenging letter, Paul offers timeless pastoral wisdom and instructions that break down how the household of God must conduct itself in order to be a healthy, organized church. In the end, this personal word to Timothy speaks universally to every church in every place at every time — including our church today. This is why we do what we do. These are our “House Rules”.

Are you following Jesus? Or have you really asked Jesus to follow you? If we're honest, many of us only follow Jesus within our comfortable parameters. But does that line up with Jesus' expectations for his disciples? The fact of the matter is if Jesus is not Lord of all, then he is not Lord at all. This series will set the vision for our church for years to come as we are challenged to count the cost and to take bold steps of faith together. The gospel costs nothing but demands everything. It demands our complete surrender. It demands that we go all in.

Let’s be honest — Many stories found in scripture are, for lack of a better word, really kind of strange. Because of that, much of the full narrative of scripture is intentionally avoided, unfairly criticized, and ignorantly misunderstood. And while there are admittedly lots of stories of our faith that make you want to scratch your head or pretend they’re not there, that doesn’t mean we cannot make sense of them. If all scripture is indeed God-breathed and useful, then even these puzzling and weird stories are for our ultimate good. Join us as we deliberately dive headfirst into the unusual and try to understand the bizarre of the Bible.

Let’s be honest — Many stories found in scripture are, for lack of a better word, really kind of strange. Because of that, much of the full narrative of scripture is intentionally avoided, unfairly criticized, and ignorantly misunderstood. And while there are admittedly lots of stories of our faith that make you want to scratch your head or pretend they’re not there, that doesn’t mean we cannot make sense of them. If all scripture is indeed God-breathed and useful, then even these puzzling and weird stories are for our ultimate good. Join us as we deliberately dive headfirst into the unusual and try to understand the bizarre of the Bible.

Let’s be honest — Many stories found in scripture are, for lack of a better word, really kind of strange. Because of that, much of the full narrative of scripture is intentionally avoided, unfairly criticized, and ignorantly misunderstood. And while there are admittedly lots of stories of our faith that make you want to scratch your head or pretend they’re not there, that doesn’t mean we cannot make sense of them. If all scripture is indeed God-breathed and useful, then even these puzzling and weird stories are for our ultimate good. Join us as we deliberately dive headfirst into the unusual and try to understand the bizarre of the Bible.

Let’s be honest — Many stories found in scripture are, for lack of a better word, really kind of strange. Because of that, much of the full narrative of scripture is intentionally avoided, unfairly criticized, and ignorantly misunderstood. And while there are admittedly lots of stories of our faith that make you want to scratch your head or pretend they’re not there, that doesn’t mean we cannot make sense of them. If all scripture is indeed God-breathed and useful, then even these puzzling and weird stories are for our ultimate good. Join us as we deliberately dive headfirst into the unusual and try to understand the bizarre of the Bible.

Let’s be honest — Many stories found in scripture are, for lack of a better word, really kind of strange. Because of that, much of the full narrative of scripture is intentionally avoided, unfairly criticized, and ignorantly misunderstood. And while there are admittedly lots of stories of our faith that make you want to scratch your head or pretend they’re not there, that doesn’t mean we cannot make sense of them. If all scripture is indeed God-breathed and useful, then even these puzzling and weird stories are for our ultimate good. Join us as we deliberately dive headfirst into the unusual and try to understand the bizarre of the Bible.