In Colossians 2:2 we find an absolutely incredible word in the original Greek that should deepen our understanding of, appreciation for, and zeal for the church. All of which must lead us in praise of God. Join us as we study Scripture.

It's easy to use "praise" and "worship" interchangeably but they're two very different words, and it's vital Christians understand them each and why this matters.

Colossians 1:24-29 answers an absolutely vital question for the Church: what's the point of ministry? Not only do these verses give a big picture answer, but they also provide very helpful details on how to carry ministry out, as well as provide wonderful encouragement for us as we pursue this.

Colossians 1:21-23 gives us a comprehensive picture of who believers were before salvation, what happens in our regeneration, and what we're promised as those saved. May these verses cause us to rejoice and praise Jesus for who He is and what He has done!

Colossians 1:15-20 provides one of the most incredible passages on who Jesus Christ is, as well as verses that clearly refute very problematic heresies. Join us as we study these verses and how they should impact our lives today.

So many people want to know what their purpose in life is. For believers, it's phrased as "what's God's will for my life?" Colossians 1:9-14 gives us an incredibly straight-forward answer, as well as 3 specific examples of what it looks like.

Colossians 1:5-8 gives us a rich picture of the simple, powerful nature of God's Word. Join us as we study these verses to see what message has born fruit, and continues to do so.

In Colossians 1:5 we find Paul commend the people for their faith and love, because of their hope. As the Church, do we fully understand hope and its impact on our lives? Join us as we examine the beautiful truth of hope.

Join us as we kick off a new series on Colossians! In this introductory message we look at the two primary themes of this letter, and get into the first four verses to see how those two themes intertwine right from the start.

Psalm 19:7-8 tells us that the Word of God is perfect, right, and pure. Join us for a deeper look into what each of those words mean and why we should cherish the Word of God!