He encourages us to focus on genuine transformation in Christ, staying united in love and firm in our faith so we don’t lose sight of the fullness and authority found only in Jesus.In Pastor Chuck's sermon on Colossians 2, he emphasizes Paul's warning to believers about staying rooted in Christ and not being swayed by deceptive teachings. Just as Paul urged the Colossians to be cautious of wisdom that prioritizes appearance over true spiritual growth, Pastor Chuck challenges us to examine our own beliefs, awareness, and behaviors. He encourages us to focus on genuine transformation in Christ, staying united in love, and firm in our faith, so we don’t lose sight of the fullness and authority found only in Jesus.

In this message, Pastor Chuck explores  Paul’s letter to the Colossians, encouraging the church to stay the course despite the attacks they face. Drawing from Colossians 1, the sermon underscores the importance of faith, love, and hope, all of which are directed by Jesus. Pastor Chuck emphasizes Paul's prayer for the church, urging believers to seek wisdom from the Spirit, gain strength through God's power, and live lives filled with joy. The message highlights how Jesus is supreme over all creation, and though the journey may have challenges, the destination of maturity in Christ is worth the effort.

In this sermon, Pastor Chuck Osborne explores the biblical model of leadership succession as seen in Moses' transition of authority to Joshua. Drawing from Numbers 27:12-23, the message highlights key characteristics of effective leadership, including the importance of knowing the goal, recognizing when it’s time to pass the baton, and empowering future leaders. Pastor Chuck emphasizes how Moses' prayerful approach and God's guidance ensured that the people of Israel would not be left like sheep without a shepherd. The sermon encourages listeners to reflect on their own leadership roles, whether in family, work, or church, and to consider how they can prepare others to carry on the mission after they are gone.

In this continuation of the story of Balaam from Numbers 22, Pastor Chuck Osborne explores the themes of stubbornness, perception, and the competing voices in our lives. The sermon emphasizes how our stubbornness can blind us to what’s right in front of us, cause us to lose control, and take away our voice. Through Balaam's interaction with his donkey and the angel of the Lord, Pastor Chuck challenges us to consider the voices we listen to—those that bless or those that curse. The message encourages reflection on what we've allowed to settle in our lives, whether it brings harm or benefit, and reminds us to value God's voice above all.

Pastor Chuck Osborne examines the story of Balaam in Numbers 22. The message highlights how fear, stubbornness, and misguided intentions can lead us away from God's will, causing us to lose control, misinterpret situations, and speak without wisdom. Through the narrative of Balaam's journey and the talking donkey, Pastor Chuck challenges us to reflect on our own stubbornness, consider how it affects our vision, and recognize the importance of aligning our intentions with God's purpose. The sermon encourages us to be mindful of our actions and attitudes, allowing God to guide us through the tensions in our lives.

Pastor Chuck Osborne explores into Numbers 21:4-9, exploring the Israelites' journey through the wilderness and their growing impatience as they traveled the wrong way. Pastor Chuck examines their complaints against God, His prophet Moses, and His provisions, leading to the Lord's judgment through venomous snakes. Through this narrative, Pastor Chuck highlights the significance of repentance, hope, and life found in God's provision. The sermon challenges us to reflect on our own tendencies to complain and encourages us to choose God's way today, finding life in obedience and trust in His plan.

In this sermon, Pastor Chuck Osborne explores the account of the Israelite spies sent to explore Canaan as described in Numbers 13-14. This story emphasizes the importance of faith and perception in overcoming challenges and fulfilling God's promises. Pastor Chuck discusses how our beliefs shape our perceptions and responses to life's situations, encouraging us to trust in God's power and promises.

In this sermon, Pastor Chuck Osborne explores the story of Noah and the ark from Genesis 6-7, drawing lessons on faith, obedience, and righteousness. He examines the warning God gave about the rampant wickedness in Noah's time and how Noah, a righteous man, found favor with God. Through Noah's example, he explores the importance of living righteously in a corrupt world and following God's plan as the ultimate architect of our lives.

In this encouraging sermon, Pastor Chuck explores 1 Kings 19:1-17, highlighting Elijah's journey from fear and despair to renewed purpose. He reminds us that great victories often bring great attacks and teaches us practical steps to overcome discouragement: rest, nourishment, and seeking God's presence. Pastor Chuck emphasizes the importance of listening to God's gentle whisper and finding purpose through completing tasks.