Jonathan Shanks wraps up our 4-week Colossians series with a message on Colossians 4:2-6.

“What God gets out of our lives—and, indeed, what we get out of our lives—is simply the person we become.” (Dallas Willard, The Divine Conspiracy)
. In this message, Benjamin Shanks explores the question of what person we are becoming, and highlights from Colossians 3:1-17 a vision of personhood in the way of Jesus in which we:

1) SET THE HEART;

2) RENEW THE MIND;

3) TAKE OFF THE OLD AND PUT ON THE NEW;

4) DO LIFE TOGETHER.

Jack Long presents a sermon based on his Bible college thesis paper research on "glory" in the Book of Exodus. This message will stir in you the fear of God and wonder at His grace revealed to us in Jesus Christ.

Abigail Markey presents a sermon based on her Bible college thesis paper research on the meaning of personal names in 1 Samuel 25. This message will encourage you to look for the beauty in the literary artistry of Scripture.

Jonathan Shanks unpacks the supremacy of Christ in Colossians 1:15-20.

Jonathan Shanks kicks off the year and our Colossians series with a sermon on Colossians 1:1-14 focusing on the everlasting hope we have in Christ.

In 1543, Nicholas Copernicus discovered that the Sun doesn't revolve around the Earth, but the other way round — The Copernican Revolution. In this final message of the 1 John series, Benjamin Shanks reflects on a Copernican Revolution that we need — a life orbiting around the Son of God in LIGHT, LIFE, and LOVE.

In this Christmas Day message, Jonathan Shanks explores the question of who God is—love.

In this fourth message of the Christmas Light series through 1 John, Jonathan Shanks unpacks the opposite of light—darkness.

Love God with all your heart, soul, strength and mind; love your neighbour as yourself; love your enemies; love one another... but do not love the world.

What is the disciple of Jesus' relationship to the world? In this message, Benjamin Shanks unpacks 1 John 2:15-17, defining the key terms of what John means by 'world', 'love', and 'passing away/living forever'.