Paul reminds the Colossian Church that he finds joy in his suffering cause his suffering is so that the church may know the truth about the gospel message of Jesus and stand firm in the face of the Colossian heresy.

This sermon centralizes on the common fact that we need to grow in knowledge of the Word of God in order to stand up against the societal norms.

Paul takes a moment to thank the Colossian Church for their faith that stay focused and steadfast on the glory that is salvation in Christ Jesus.

Jonah 4 gives us an incredible glimpse of the compassion God has for all people and the kind of compassion we should be displaying as we strive to represent God well and live a life that reflects Jesus to those around us.

In part two of the Armor of God we learn about the pieces of the armor how they fit and how they make us battle ready.

Paul calls the Ephesians church to stand as the army of God together and fight together against the enemy, satan. Like wise we need to not fight as gladiators on our own, but as an arm, as one body bearing the armor of God. This is the introduction prior to the message on what the armor of God looks like, is useful for and how to wear it.

Many times in life the pain that we face from Satan alters our perspective on The Lord. This sermon centralizes on our main offensive weapon to disrupt the enemy and his plan. PRAISE!

If the church of today is going to do the work of God it has to be in the word of God and in Jonah 3: 1- 10 the author of Jonah gives us a glimpse in the kind of power that can be found simply by knowing and speaking the word of God.

Come along as we introduce a few things about the book of Jonah that will help you better understand the character of Jonah and the journey he took as God called him to the "Great City of Nineveh".

The power that was on display that resurrection day is the same power that is available to us today for the wiping away of sin, resurrection to new life and to help us overcome the temptations and struggles of the flesh.