Olathe College Church

Do you believe Jesus is enough? That’s Paul’s message and prayer for the Colossians. It seems simple enough, might even illicit a quick and easy “Amen,” from most listeners. But, Paul is concerned about competing voices within the church and the culture of the day, voices that threaten the idea that Jesus is enough! This question, and others, are important for us to wrestle with today.
Prepare your hearts by reading Colossians 1:9-14.

What does a 2,000 year old letter have to say about life, our view of God, and how we live? Well, it turns out, quite a lot! This week, we begin a message series focused on the letter to the Colossians. Join us as Pastor Kevin kicks off this new series.

This Sunday, we celebrate the fulfillment of a wonderful promise from God - a promise full of power for you and for me. The first Christians were radically changed by this, and today, we are too!

The early church was courageous and bold, responding to the Spirit's leading. They established consistent rhythms and routines that made it easier to trust God for his faithfulness at each step. Who and how do you establish trusted voices that give you direction? What's the church's role in sending people on mission? Join us this week, as we continue to look at the blueprint of the early church.

The early church had it's issues, but despite the growing pains they made sacrifices to support the reach of the church and the spread of the message of Jesus. This week, we'll continue to look at Acts 11, to learn what we can from the early followers of Jesus!

Following Jesus is more fun with friends and if you've ever been around someone who is new in a relationship with Jesus, it's incredible how walking with them can encourage your faith! The early disciples watched as Gentiles were coming to know Christ and the church began to grow, not just numerically but a deep spiritual growth.

The early church in Acts was made up of followers who had witnessed, many first hand, the life, ministry, death and resurrection of Jesus. After His death, they began to make new routines that would set them up for the kind of impact Jesus invisioned. Over the coming weeks, we're going to take our lead from them!

A call to pray is a reminder for all of us, that when God's people are motivated and inspired to seek His face, we find direction and guidance from a source that goes beyond what we can see or do on our own. After Jesus appeared to His disciples, they were amazed at what earnestly seeking God began to do among them.

In partnership with Nazarene churches across the US & Canada, we're inviting everyone to participate in a month of prayer, beginning May 1.

This weekend we gather to proclaim that the Savior of the World came and lived, died on a cross and rose from the dead, just as He said he would. That single, transformative event has the power to alter the way we live and remake the story of individuals who are far from Christ.

Following Jesus is one of the greatest calls of a disciple! When Jesus invited HIs disciples to follow Him, He told them they would be "fishers of men". They dropped everything and along the way, they saw some pretty incredible things - sick people healed, sight restored to the blind, and they even saw him feed some pretty large crowds! But as time went on, Jesus got to more of the heavy realities that following him included. Do you think we ever forget about those realities when we say yes to following Jesus today?