Week 1: Advent: Prophets’ Candle: Longing for Light (Hope)

Christmas is more than nostalgia and lights. It’s the story of God stepping into our world to make all things new. This Advent season, join us as we journey through the longings of God’s people — for hope, for peace, for joy, for love — and discover how each one finds its answer in Jesus.

November 30, 2025

Guest Speaker: Adam Driscoll

The Book of Colossians - Christ in your Home and World, November 23, 2025

Week 4: Christ in your Home and World, Colossians 3:18- 4:18

While imprisoned in Rome awaiting trial before Caesar, Paul wrote to the believers in Colossae, a group he had never met but who respected his authority. His coworker Epaphras, a native of Colossae, had brought the gospel there and to nearby Laodicea and Hierapolis after working with Paul in Ephesus. When Epaphras was later imprisoned in Rome, he told Paul about the situation in those cities. The mostly Gentile Colossians were being pressured to follow Jewish laws and drawn into false teachings that emphasized visions and secret knowledge. In response, Paul reminded them that Jesus is all they need: all creation was made through Him, and through His death all things are reconciled to God. Christ fully embodies God’s nature, and believers, now part of His kingdom of light, are called to live out their new life and await His glorious return.

November 23, 2025

Lead Pastor Steve Atkins

Week 3: New Life in Christ, Colossians 3:1-17

While imprisoned in Rome awaiting trial before Caesar, Paul wrote to the believers in Colossae, a group he had never met but who respected his authority. His coworker Epaphras, a native of Colossae, had brought the gospel there and to nearby Laodicea and Hierapolis after working with Paul in Ephesus. When Epaphras was later imprisoned in Rome, he told Paul about the situation in those cities.

The mostly Gentile Colossians were being pressured to follow Jewish laws and drawn into false teachings that emphasized visions and secret knowledge. In response, Paul reminded them that Jesus is all they need: all creation was made through Him, and through His death all things are reconciled to God. Christ fully embodies God’s nature, and believers, now part of His kingdom of light, are called to live out their new life and await His glorious return.

November 16, 2025

Guest Speaker: Sara Reimer

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Week 2: Rooted in Christ, Colossians 2:6-23

While imprisoned in Rome awaiting trial before Caesar, Paul wrote to the believers in Colossae, a group he had never met but who respected his authority. His coworker Epaphras, a native of Colossae, had brought the gospel there and to nearby Laodicea and Hierapolis after working with Paul in Ephesus. When Epaphras was later imprisoned in Rome, he told Paul about the situation in those cities.

The mostly Gentile Colossians were being pressured to follow Jewish laws and drawn into false teachings that emphasized visions and secret knowledge. In response, Paul reminded them that Jesus is all they need: all creation was made through Him, and through His death all things are reconciled to God. Christ fully embodies God’s nature, and believers, now part of His kingdom of light, are called to live out their new life and await His glorious return.

November 9, 2025

Speaker: Lead Pastor Steve Atkins and Guest Speakers: Village of Hope

Week 1: The Supremacy of Christ, Colossians 1:1–2:5

While imprisoned in Rome awaiting trial before Caesar, Paul wrote to the believers in Colossae, a group he had never met but who respected his authority. His coworker Epaphras, a native of Colossae, had brought the gospel there and to nearby Laodicea and Hierapolis after working with Paul in Ephesus. When Epaphras was later imprisoned in Rome, he told Paul about the situation in those cities.

The mostly Gentile Colossians were being pressured to follow Jewish laws and drawn into false teachings that emphasized visions and secret knowledge. In response, Paul reminded them that Jesus is all they need: all creation was made through Him, and through His death all things are reconciled to God. Christ fully embodies God’s nature, and believers, now part of His kingdom of light, are called to live out their new life and await His glorious return.

November 2, 2025

Speaker: Lead Pastor Steve Atkins

Week 6: End With Me and Multiply - Revelation 7:9&10

We will look at the life of Abraham, a man who gives us a picture of how God wants to use all of us in the world. Abraham believed God for the impossible, and as a result, God multiplied his life. God wants to multiply our lives, too, but that journey begins when we take our hands off of everything we own and love and trust in him and venture into the unknown.

October 26, 2025

Speaker: Pastor Daycee Richardson

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Week 5: Believe Big, Genesis 18:16-33

We will look at the life of Abraham, a man who gives us a picture of how God wants to use all of us in the world. Abraham believed God for the impossible, and as a result, God multiplied his life. God wants to multiply our lives, too, but that journey begins when we take our hands off of everything we own and love and trust in him and venture into the unknown.

October 19, 2025

Speaker: Lead Pastor Steve Atkins

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Week 4: Surrender, Genesis 22:1-18

We will look at the life of Abraham, a man who gives us a picture of how God wants to use all of us in the world. Abraham believed God for the impossible, and as a result, God multiplied his life. God wants to multiply our lives, too, but that journey begins when we take our hands off of everything we own and love and trust in him and venture into the unknown.

October 12, 2025

Speaker: Lead Pastor Steve Atkins and Guest Speaker Doug Siggelkow

Week 3: Prioritize, Genesis 13:1-14

We will look at the life of Abraham, a man who gives us a picture of how God wants to use all of us in the world. Abraham believed God for the impossible, and as a result, God multiplied his life. God wants to multiply our lives, too, but that journey begins when we take our hands off of everything we own and love and trust in him and venture into the unknown.

October 5, 2025

Speaker: Pastor Kurt Buchanan

Week 2: Trust Me and Multiply, Genesis 15:1-21

We will look at the life of Abraham, a man who gives us a picture of how God wants to use all of us in the world. Abraham believed God for the impossible, and as a result, God multiplied his life. God wants to multiply our lives, too, but that journey begins when we take our hands off of everything we own and love and trust in him and venture into the unknown.

September 28, 2025

Speaker: Lead Pastor Steve Atkins

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