Colossians 1:24-29 | Fulness in Christ | Trent Hunter

Listen in to this sermon to hear what the very heart of Gospel ministry is about.

Colossians 1:21-23 | Fulness in Christ | Trent Hunter

In the previous sermon we considered the sheer magnitude of the person and work of Jesus Christ. He is preeminent in all things, and He is reconciling all things to Himself. Where do you and I fit in the grand scheme of Jesus’ plans? This week we explore that question in a sermon titled, “The Total Package Gospel,” from Colossians 1:21–23, where our salvation is as big and complete as Christ Himself.

Colossians 1:15-20 | Fulness in Christ | Trent Hunter 

Listen in hear as we exposit the great Christ Poem which declares the all-surpassing excellence and preeminence of Christ.

Colossians 1:9-14 | Fulness in Christ | Trent Hunter

We don't have to read far into the book of Colossians to find ourselves in the middle of Paul’s pray for his readers, and a model prayer of our church. In this sermon, “Praying for What Makes God Happy,” we’ll meditate on Paul’s prayer in Colossians 1:9–14, the next stop in our series, Fullness in Christ: A Study in Colossians.

Colossians 1:3-8 | Fulness in Christ | Trent Hunter

In this sermon we will excavate a paragraph of Paul’s thankfulness. Paul, from a prison floor, was deeply thankful to God. What for?

Colossians 1:1-2 | Fulness in Christ | Trent Hunter

We’ll get off to what may feel like a slow start, focusing this sermon on the first two verses of Paul’s letter. Yet in these two verses are an entire worldview needed for reading the rest of the letter.

Revelation 21:12–22 | The Seven: Revelation Churches | Trent Hunter

With this sermon we close out our series, The Seven: Jesus’ Words to His Churches in Revelation. But this won’t be another one of Jesus’ letters. This is the conclusion of Jesus’ entire vision to John, a symbolic experience of the new creation itself from Revelation 21 and 22. Our text is Revelation 21:1–8, but we’ll be working through parts of these last two chapters together. Listen in for a taste of heaven in the text of Scripture. May our gracious Lord grant us to long for that day!

Revelation 3:14–22 | The Seven: Revelation Churches | Trent Hunter

You might recognize Jesus’ invitation: “Behold, I stand at the door and knock. If anyone hears My voice and opens the door, I will come in to him and eat with him, and he with Me.” That’s a promise held out by Christ in the text for this sermon, Revelation 3:14–22.

Revelation 3:7–13 | The Seven: Revelation Churches | Trent Hunter

This sermon brings us to a refreshing text, Revelation 3:7–13. We’ll be hearing Jesus’ words to the church at Philadelphia, a church that was enduring persecution with a sturdy witness to Jesus Christ. Jesus says, “I have set before them an open door.” In other words, this is church is a passageway for the world into heaven. For this faithfulness they have the assurance of the eternal and irrevocable presence of Jesus Christ forever. Listen in and join us as we continue our series, The Seven: Jesus' Words to His Churches in Revelation. 

Revelation 3:1–6 | The Seven: Revelation Churches | Trent Hunter

With this sermon we’ll turn to Revelation 3:1–6 for Jesus’ letter to a church with a great reputation in the community. They probably have a beautiful building and polished, bustling programs. But they’re near-dead. How can that be? We'll explore that question and heed Jesus’ warnings. Listen in as we continue our series, The Seven: Jesus’ Words to His Churches in Revelation.