This marks week five of Colossians: The Way of Truth.

For the next several weeks, we will be diving into Paul's letter to the church in Colossae. We hope to dig deep, intentionally reflecting on the fullness of Christ.

This marks week four of Colossians: The Way of Truth.

For the next several weeks, we will be diving into Paul's letter to the church in Colossae. We hope to dig deep, intentionally reflecting on the fullness of Christ.

Pastor Joe proclaims the beautifully encouraging truth that God loves AND likes us.

This marks week three of Colossians: The Way of Truth.

For the next several weeks, we will be diving into Paul's letter to the church in Colossae. We hope to dig deep, intentionally reflecting on the fullness of Christ.

This marks week two of Colossians: The Way of Truth.

For the next several weeks, we will be diving into Paul's letter to the church in Colossae. We hope to dig deep, intentionally reflecting on the fullness of Christ.

At the beginning of this particular gathering, I asked a question before the public reading of Scriptures. Hopefully, after that question, you are able to take a moment and read the selected passage.

This marks the beginning of Colossians: The Way of Truth.

For the next several weeks, we will be diving into Paul's letter to the church in Colossae. We hope to dig deep, intentionally reflecting on the fullness of Christ.

At the beginning of this particular gathering, I read a liturgy from "Every Moment Holy" by Douglas Kaine McKelvey. I hope it blesses you as it has blessed us.

What does it look like to have the grace of God appear and break through? What if He has already broken through in this disorienting world?

What do trust and rest look like in our lives? How does God invite us and provoke us to new rhythms and new ways? What does wisdom look like in the midst of it all?