Where are you in your relation to the Lord? Israel was despising the Lord by not giving Him their best. Listen as Dr. Bill Smith reveals how God wants to reframe their perception of Him and trust Him.

What does God mean by loved? Can God hate? Is it possible for us to do something that could make Him hate us? Listen as Julie Coleman introduces Malachi and sheds light on how Malachi’s prophecy impacts us today.

Have you ever felt like everything in your life was out of your hands, just a luck of the draw? Listen as Julie Coleman relates the story of Ehud and how the powerless became the powerful.

On what is your mind set? Listen as Steve Coleman shares a principle that will impact how we think and how we respond to virtually every situation as revealed in Jesus’ parable about the shrewd manager (Luke 16:1-9).

Tired of apologizing for the hurt your words have caused? Our words have the ability to hurt or to heal. Listen as Julie Coleman reveals God’s remedy for a tongue out of control. (James 3:1-12)

Julie Coleman finishes up our series on Colossians by taking a look at the book of Philemon. Listen as she shares how Paul applied the theme of being centered and complete in Christ to the lives of Philemon and Onesimus and how that same instruction is important for the church today.

In this last chapter Paul provides his final instructions to the Colossians. Listen as Pastor David Bashore reveals Paul’s message concerning prayer, glorifying God in all things and representing Christ to the world.

In Colossians the examples of different relationships sound impossible. They are, unless we act on the truth of our completeness in Christ and trust Him for the outcome. Listen as Steve Coleman shares how we can do the impossible.

How do we stay unified as believers? In Colossae the things that were being advocated by the false teachers were drawing people away from Christ. Paul reminded them to keep their minds on what God had promised. Listen as Julie Coleman shows that looking outside of ourselves for power, away from our differences, is the way to unity – “Set your minds on the things above.”

Rules give us a sense of security and structure. The Colossians were allowing themselves to be judged by adhering to rules and laws other than Christ. Steve Coleman uses Paul’s teaching to provide areas for us to evaluate where we too may be adding to the teaching of Christ.