This week Charlie and Nathan continue discussing Colossians. They dive into living for God in a world that goes against the grain of Jesus, discussing the central role of God’s love and what that love actually looks like.

Charlie and Nathan continue through Colossians. This week they focus primarily on chapter 2 and the key to overcoming lies, sin, and darkness.

Charlie and Nathan discuss the three things that Colossians reveals about the active faith of Paul and their implications for our lives. As you live out your faith, have you ever wondered how to overcome insecurity, shame, fear, and more? Don’t wonder any longer - tune in now for God’s clear answer in Colossians!

The conversation continues, centered on the truth of who Jesus is in Colossians 1. Discover more of Jesus and get ready to be challenged!

Charlie and Nathan continue studying through Colossians. They discuss one the most important New Testament teachings on the person of Jesus. Dig in to discover what it means that Jesus is the image of God, the firstborn, and the one through whom all was created.

This week Charlie and Nathan begin to walk through of the book of Colossians. Join them as they share their initial observations on spiritual multiplication and impact; and they discuss why Colossians is so vital for our current culture.

Did Jesus ever mention leadership? What is the crossover of leadership and humility? Leadership and Humility are words we throw around a lot. But the perspective of Jesus on these may wildly surprise you! Join Charlie and Nathan to discover what Jesus says and how you can engage biblical humility.

Olivia joins Charlie and Nathan to share about her experience of entering a region of spiritual darkness for the first time, and how God used this to impact her life. Listen now to discover what our flesh wants us to do, what Satan wants us to do, and what God wants us to do in the midst of spiritual darkness, and how ultimately the light of Jesus can infiltrate it.

Forge Speaker Michaela Wickham joins to share a concerning trend that she is seeing in next gen Christians and their desire to engage ministry. Michala shares what she thinks could be the solution.