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In Pt.1 of Jesus Changes Everything, Pastor Adam teaches from Colossians 3:1-11 about what happens when Jesus begins changing the habits and desires of our hearts.

Paul calls believers to put sinful habits to death, put off the old self, and put on the new. But what happens when we know something needs to change and still find ourselves returning to it?

This message looks at ignorance, defiance, temptation, and the struggle with recurring sin, while challenging us to take active steps toward becoming more like Christ.

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In Pt.6 of Jesus Is My Everything, we finish Colossians 2 by looking at Paul’s warning against religious rules, asceticism, human traditions, and self-made spirituality that can pull us away from Christ.

Paul reminds us that these things may appear wise, but they cannot transform the heart or earn God’s favor. The substance belongs to Christ. This message challenges us to examine what we are relying on and to remember that Jesus has already accomplished what we could never accomplish for ourselves.

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In Pt.5 of Jesus Is My Everything, Pastor Jerry teaches from Colossians 2:6-15 and reminds us that Jesus is enough.

Paul warns believers not to be taken captive by false teaching, human tradition, philosophy, or religious rituals. Instead, we are called to walk in Christ, become rooted and established in Him, and remember that we are complete through Jesus alone.

Because of Christ, our sins are forgiven, our debt has been canceled, and the victory has already been won.

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In Pt.4 of Jesus Is My Everything, Pastor Adam teaches from Colossians 1:24 through 2:5 and asks what we are really willing to suffer for.

Paul endured tremendous hardship, yet he rejoiced because his suffering was connected to a worthy cause: Jesus, His church, and helping believers grow toward maturity. This message challenges us to examine what consumes our time, energy, and resources and asks whether we are spending our lives on something that is truly worth the cost.

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In Pt.3 of Jesus Is My Everything, Pastor Jerry teaches from Colossians 1:15-23 and explains why Jesus is supreme over everything.

Responding to false teaching that diminished the identity of Christ, Paul declares that Jesus is the image of the invisible God, the Creator of all things, the head of the church, and the One who holds everything together. Through His death on the cross, Jesus reconciles us to God and presents believers holy, blameless, and above reproach.

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In this opening message of our Colossians series, Pastor Adam teaches from Colossians 1:1-8 and asks a simple but searching question: Is Jesus really your everything?

Through the lives of Paul, Timothy, Epaphras, and the church in Colossae, we see that lasting hope is not found in success, comfort, religion, politics, money, or personal goodness. True hope is found in the gospel of Jesus Christ, a hope laid up in heaven that cannot be taken away.

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In this message, Chris Gnanakan reminds the church that missions is not ultimately our idea, but God’s. Centered on the theme of *Missio Dei*, this sermon challenges believers to move beyond seeing missions as a side ministry and instead recognize that God is sending His people into the world with the gospel.

This message asks foundational questions about the church’s focus, the message of the gospel, and the end goal of missions. It is a call to participate in God’s global mission with clarity, urgency, and a deep desire to see Christ known among the nations.

What makes Christianity different from the world’s other major religions?

In this extended seminar, Dr. Chris Gnanakan examines several major religious traditions and considers how Christians can understand people from other faiths with truth, humility, and compassion.

He also explores what makes Christianity unique, including the identity of Jesus Christ, the incarnation, the resurrection, grace, Scripture, salvation, and the presence of the Holy Spirit. Christianity is not simply another system telling people how to reach God. It is the good news of what God has done for us through Jesus.

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In this special conversation, Pastor Jerry and Carol Connley discuss America’s Christian foundations, whether America is still a Christian nation, and what civic responsibility looks like for believers today.

Reflecting on the nation’s history, founding documents, and present cultural drift, this message calls Christians to keep their highest allegiance to Jesus Christ while faithfully praying, engaging, and stewarding the freedoms God has given.

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In this opening message of Turnaround: A Call to a Nation Adrift, Adam looks at Jesus’ words in Matthew 5 and reminds us that real change in a nation begins with the people of God. More than political reform or moral improvement, what our communities truly need is a spiritual turnaround.

Using the images of salt and light, this sermon calls believers to live distinct, visible, and faithful lives in a culture that is drifting. When Christians lose their saltiness by blending in, or hide their light by going undercover, the world misses the witness it desperately needs. This message challenges us to begin not by pointing fingers at others, but by asking what God wants to change in us through confession, repentance, and prayer.