Jesus gave "The Lord's Prayer” for God’s children to use in their regular meeting with their Father in heaven. God's children are those who have received Jesus and believed in his name and have been given the right to become children of God. We focus on the first two words of this most important prayer, "Our Father." We'll look at what it means to call God "Our Father” and the implications of this little phrase, which extend far beyond what immediately comes to mind.

Special Guest: John Crocker.

We begin a new series making the same request of Jesus his disciples made in Luke 11: “Lord, teach us to pray.” Join us as we walk through the Lord’s Prayer verse by verse and learn together from this model prayer.

We were made to live for something bigger than ourselves. The gospel changes our priorities so that as we live for Christ and his glory we’re set free from apathy and aimlessness, and we find real joy. Join us as we look at Colossians 4:2-18 and finish our series in Colossians looking at the Glorious Impact God can have through your life.

Colossians 3:1-17 switches from Paul’s theological teaching to practical ways for us to live out our faith as Christ-Ones. Last week, we looked at the architecture, excavations, and foundations needed to build our lives upon Christ. In Colossians 3:18–4:1, we will learn how to practically build our marriages and homes in ways that honor and glorify the Lord we serve.

Special Guest: Bob Blahnik.