Pastor Dawit concludes our Strengthen the Roots series by finishing up like Paul and giving thanks for the gift of God in Christ and the gift of each other from God.

What do Legos and Jenga have to do with Jesus and the Church? Check out this message from Pastor Josh as he tries not to break his daughter's lego set while exploring the last of the imperatives Paul gives to the Colossian church.

Pastor Dawit elaborates on the relationship between being rooted in Christ and built upon Him and what that means for us -- His followers and His Body.

Pastor Josh kicks off the threefold encouragement of Paul to be rooted, built up, and established in Christ Jesus through faith by exploring what it looks like to stay rooted in the person and work of Jesus instead of scrolling for meaning.

Join us as we begin a new series exploring ways we can Strengthen the Roots of our faith individually and communally by leaning on Colossians 2:6-7. Pastor Dawit explores the context and diversity of the Church in Colossae and what we can learn from them as believers today.

Closing out the weekend of IMPACT conference Pastor Josh plays with the them "Bent but not Broken" by exploring the prophecy of Isaiah 42 where Jesus is revealed as a Gentle Savior who will not break those who are bruised.

The Gospel authors basically skip from the Birth of Jesus to the Baptism of Jesus. Pastor Josh explores why they leap past the first 30 years of Jesus' life and why His baptism is important for our understanding of our own baptisms.

Happy New Year! As we step into another year Pastor Josh tames his resolution cynicism and explores the seasons of life and how God works through them all so that you don't have to put so much pressure on yourself.

Pastor Dawit digs into the practical implications of the birth of Jesus the Christ for this Christmas Day Sunday - Merry Christmas!

Pastor Josh piggy backs off of Pastor Dawit's sermon from Last Sunday in order to share how Jesus' birth stopped the world to declare that God was born to save people from their sins.