Pastor Clint Tolbert continues the story in Genesis 18:1-15 and chapter 21:1-7. When God promises a son to Sarah, she laughs with disbelief. Her indignant laughter turns to joy, however, when God graciously fulfills his promise and Isaac is born.

Pastor Clint Tolbert begins the new sermon series with Genesis 2:4-25. Through this account of creation, God suggests some of the most important aspects of life; place, purpose, and partnership. These priorities lead to living a full life.

Pastor Clint Tolbert introduces a new sermon series with Acts 8:26-39. God’s Spirit, God’s people, and God’s Word, enable us to be encountered by Jesus if we will allow them.

Pastor Clint Tolbert speaks about Colossians 4:2-6. The Apostle Paul concludes his letter by pointing the Church beyond themselves, to the God who sovereignly nurtures their life together, and to the “outsiders” they are called to serve.

Pastor Clint Tolbert speaks about the book of Philemon. In it, the Apostle Paul encourages Philemon to embody the implications of the gospel, by forgiving and receiving his runaway slave, Onesimus, back as a brother in Christ.

Pastor Clint Tolbert speaks about Colossians 3:22-4:1 where we learn that letting the peace of Christ rule in your heart, means to be accountable to Christ in your heart, for everything.

Pastor Clint Tolbert speaks about Colossians 3:18-21. Paul having already called the church as a whole to submit to the lordship of Jesus, he now directly calls specific groups of people to submit to Christ by submitting to others in their lives.

Landon Rohrer speaks about Colossians 3:15-17, where Paul makes his culminating point about living as Christians... by casting off our old earthly ways, putting on new Christ-like ways, and letting the peace of Christ rule in our hearts.

Pastor Jason Armstrong speaks about Colossians 3:12-14. The Apostle Paul lists four virtues we are to put on as holy and beloved people of God: kindness, humility, meekness, and patience. When we love each other the way Christ loves us, we will be bound together in perfect unity as the church.

Today, Pastor Clint Tolbert speaks about Colossians 3:1-11, and considers this question: “Having been raised with Christ, what practices and ways of life are appropriate for us, and what routines should we do away with?”