Istrouma Baptist Church

Jesus is Lord over every area of our lives, and His authority should shape how we live in our marriages, families, and workplaces. Join us as we explore what it means to honor Christ in these crucial areas of life.

The words of the Gospel have the ability to change your life and also your Eternity.

Those who are in Christ are called to live in light of their new identity. We do this by putting off the old self and putting on the new life we have in Christ. Join us as we see what it looks like to live out our new identity in Colossians 3:5-17.

If we are in Christ, then it should change everything about how we view our lives and live them. Join us as we learn how remembering who we are in Christ shapes how we live for Christ.

Christianity isn't about rituals, religious experiences, or regulations; rather, it's about Christ. Join us as we look at a needed passage regarding the true meaning of Christianity.

If we want to live a life in Christ, it can only be done through intentionally walking with him. Paul explains what that looks like and the pitfalls of straying from the message of Jesus.

How are we called to respond to the supremacy of Christ? What role does every believer have in Christ's mission? In Colossians 1:24-2:5, Paul shows us the privilege, purpose, playbook, and pursuit of a life fully devoted to Christ.

The call of the Bible is for Christ to be first overall in our hearts and lives. But why? Why must he be first? Because Jesus is preeminent over creation, the church, and salvation. Join us as we look at the preeminence of Christ above all!

God has a purpose for our lives, and He has not left us without direction for how we should live. So, how can we know his will? Why should we desire to live in God's will? In Col. 1:9-14, Paul answers these questions and helps us see how we can know and live in God's will.

The gospel isn't merely a message to believe; it is a message that changes us. As we walk through Colossians 1:3-8, we'll see how the gospel produces faith, love, and hope in the lives of those who receive it.