Josh Kouri picks up our Colossians series at the end of chapter 2, showing how Paul confronts false teaching by proclaiming that the fullness of God is found in Christ alone, making legalistic asceticism and mystical obsession both unnecessary and powerless.

John Murphy opens up Psalm 78:1-8 to contend for generational faithfulness rooted in the gospel — receiving the legacy of those before us, living it out with grace-fueled presence today, and passing it on with bold faith to those who come after us.

Dillon Byrd preaches from Acts 1, proclaiming that because of Jesus’ resurrection and the power of the Holy Spirit, Christians are called and empowered to live as His witnesses in every part of their lives until He returns.

Josh Kouri preaches from 1 Corinthians 15:12-23 on the resurrection of Christ being both fact and firstfruits of hope for the believer — a hope amid the ever-present threat of death the world experiences.

Kevin Cawley preaches on Palm Sunday, heralding Jesus: the one who entered Jerusalem as the long-awaited, peace-bringing King and who demands that each of us respond to his universal and eternal reign with either worship or rejection.

Chad Kincer urges Christians to resist being taken captive by worldly philosophies through union with Jesus—the One whose victory put to open shame the spiritual forces of the world, and upon whom the Christian's assurance for final preservation lies.

Charlie Hall continues our Colossians series, urging us to keep walking in Christ as we first received Him—empty-handed, desperate for grace, and fully surrendered to His love.

Josh Kouri opens up Colossians 1:24-29 to frame the Apostle Paul's ministry as a model for the Christian in resilience, stewardship, and maturity.

Chad Kincer preaches from Colossians 1 to remind us that the supremacy and sufficiency of Jesus—the One who holds all things together and reconciles us to God—is the anchor for steadfast faith in a shifting world.

Josh Kouri continues our Colossians series by exploring Paul’s prayer for Christian maturity in Colossians 1:9-14, emphasizing the inseparable relationship between the depth and width of the gospel, where true maturity involves growing in the knowledge of God’s will, bearing fruit in good works, and being empowered by God’s grace to endure with joy, all while living out our new identity in Christ.