As we near the end of Colossians, Paul exhorts the church to relate to those outside the grace of Jesus Christ by living wisely, speaking graciously, and listening carefully.

How do we talk to God about people and how do we talk to people about God?

How do we lighten the weight of our guilt and find forgiveness? Bob Kauflin shares how the psalmist looked for forgiveness from Psalm 130.

Ordination service for Kalib Wilkinson. An ordination does not make a pastor but recognizes God's calling for a man.

In Colossians Chapter 3:22-4:1 Rob Tombrella discusses how as Christians when we find ourselves in difficult situations we need to focus our perspective on Who we are serving, How we are serving and Why we are serving.

Guest speaker Matt Boswell looks at God’s command for his people to sing. In Psalm 96 we see what singing to the Lord does for us and through us.

A husband's all out love for his wife proclaims Christ's all out love for the church.

In Colossians chapter 3, Craig Cabaniss discusses guidelines for how wives and husbands should serve on another.

In Colossians 3:20-21, Paul speaks to how we as Christians should exercise authority over others and how we should respond to authority in light of what Christ has done for us.

After telling the Colossians about their new life in Christ, in Colossians 3:12-17, Paul talks about how to dress for success. He discusses how God treated us and how we should treat others, the character we should put on.