In Colossians 3:5-15 Paul begins to describe how our new life in Christ should look. The imagery is simple and clear – is Christ your essential garmet? Or just an accessory?

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We continue our series in Colossians this week, we explore what it means for Christ to be in the father, and Christ to live in us. What does that even mean!? 

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In Colossians 2:6-15, Paul describes the importance of being held captive by nothing but Christ. What holds you captive outside of God?

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How do we understand where Christ is in the midst of our struggles and suffering? And why does Paul use the imagery of the church being “knit together in love” as encourage each other in the church? Today we reveal the contrast of the message of the scripture with the “reasonable sounding arguments” of the world.

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In Colossians 1:15-23, Paul articulates why it is so important what we believe Jesus is and who we are in him. And the application of these verses is found in one word inverse 23.

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As we launch our sermon series in Colossians, today is an overview of the themes and context of Colossae, the church to whom Paul writes. Remember who you and whose you are in Christ.

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As we close our series on John’s 7 signs and wonders, he concludes by picking a fight with death, and in doing so shows us his Great Love for us.  Sometimes, his love is found in the waiting, in the tears of compassion or the bold call to allegiance.

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This past Sunday was full of blessings. We reflected on our past weekend of service to the community after Hurricane Beryl and the theme of Regeneration. We combined in intergenerational worship together as one camp, one community, and one church. Come see what God has done in our students and in our town.

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In John 9 we read of 4 different responses to Jesus’ healing a man born blind. Each response has a different focus. Which is yours?

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In John 5, Jesus heals the paralytic at the pools of Bethesda after asking a simple question, “do you want to be healed?”  Christ is always showing up in the broken places to bring healing.

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