It's easy to overlook the final greetings in letters. But when we dive into why Paul listed the people he did, and why he gave his final instructions, we see this final greeting has a lot to offer.

John 11 provides a narrative for why Jesus had to die, and it turns out the reasons are different based on whose perspective you’re looking through. This challenging Scripture causes us to look inward to ask how we understand and respond to Jesus’ death.

Colossians 4:2-6 provides a missional call and challenges us in our evangelical efforts.

Colossians 3:18 - 4:1 represents Paul's instructions for households. In these instructions, Paul gives specific instructions that are to serve as a picture of how a home that is under and has been redeemed by Christ should function.

We've all had plans that failed, and we've all felt the pain of the death of a loved one. In today's message, we look at how we should respond to failed plans, how Jesus has the power of death, and why Jesus is our hope that we must hang onto. Today's message is from John 11.

Resurrection Sunday. We look at the tomb of Jesus to see the real meaning of Easter.

People often wonder why Good Friday is good. In this message, we dive into what really makes it so good.

Colossians 3:5-17. Because our old selves have been put to death with Christ and raised to new life in him, Paul instructs us to put off our old sinful ways and put on attributes that are befitting Christ.

The Triumphal Entry was a statement from Jesus about his Messiahship, kingship, and upcoming victory. And the Good News is Jesus shared that victory with those who believe in him.

Colossians 2:16-3:4. Paul begins his instructional section by denouncing the false teachings threatening the Colossians and encouraging them to change the way they think and act because of what Christ has done for them.