As Paul reflects on his ministry to the church, he leaves us clear expectations for a worthy ministry.  Colossians 1:24-29

Jesus' supremacy guarantees the sufficiency of His work.  Because He is supreme over all, His sacrifice on the cross is sufficient to pay the penalty for our sins.  

As Paul prays for the church in Colossae, he not only gives us a model of how to pray, but a goal to strive for in our walk with Christ

The church at Colossae brought great joy to Paul as they grew in faith, hope, and love.  Join us as we consider how we too are called to grow in fruitful witness to Christ's work for us.

This week we consider the significance and implications of Jesus' resurrection as it's recorded in John 20

In John 10 Jesus identifies himself as the good shepherd who cares for this sheep.  Join us as we consider the significance of this image.

John 14 - Jesus says He is the vine, His Father is the vinedresser, and we are the branches.  Join us as we consider the need to abide in Christ.

Jesus raising Lazarus from the dead gives us resurrection hope that the power of evil, sin, and death will be finally defeated by Jesus

In John 9:1-12, 35-38 Jesus and the disciples encounter a man born blind.  Join us as we consider the implications of this miraculous healing and the hope we find in Christ.

Although we can feel as though we are wasting away in this life, there is power in the Gospel for daily, inner, renewal.