Pastor Chris continues our Witness sermon series by considering the call on our lives to live as Christ's witnesses to our families. Sharing the Gospel with our families can be one of the most difficult aspects of the Christian life, so today we consider why this is so and how we can prioritize sharing our faith and making an impact for Christ to those closest to us.

Pastor Chris continues our sermon series Witness, where we are considering the call on our lives to be witnesses for Christ in our spheres of influence. This week we consider what it means to be witnesses to our neighbors - those we do life with and around every day. 

Casey Olsen kicks off our new sermon series "Witness" with a message our call to be salt and light in the world around us. As we bring the Gospel and the word of our testimonies into the world, we will help others see how the Gospel is not just good or beneficial, but is necessary.

Pastor Chris concludes our sermon series Worship: It's a Lifestyle with a powerful message about how our worship as the gathered community of Christ should compel us to go live life as the scattered church.

Next week we begin our new sermon series Witness.

Pastor Chris continues our sermon series Worship: It's a Lifestyle by considering the biblical call to gather together for worship and praise.

Pastor Hilary Paulsen from Grace City Corvallis continues our series Worship: It's a Lifestyle by considering how our rest leads us to worship God properly and live the life we were made to live.

Colossians sets forth a theology of the absolute sufficiency of Jesus Christ. Since Jesus has completed the work of our salvation, there is no reason for believers to add anything to it. Paul tells His readers that Chris is all - and all that you need. You don't need Christ plus philosophy or Christ plus additional rituals. In Christ, you have been made complete.

Join us over the next four weeks as we read through the Letter to the Colossians.

Pastor Chris continues our series Worship: It's a Lifestyle by diving into one of the most important ways that we've been called to worship God: through our time and money.

Colossians sets forth a theology of the absolute sufficiency of Jesus Christ. Since Jesus has completed the work of our salvation, there is no reason for believers to add anything to it. Paul tells His readers that Chris is all - and all that you need. You don't need Christ plus philosophy or Christ plus additional rituals. In Christ, you have been made complete.

Join us over the next four weeks as we read through the Letter to the Colossians.

As we continue our conversations around worship as a lifestyle, Pastor Darryl Morrison from Valley Gate Church in Tempe, AZ brings a powerful word about worshipping God through our work.