Olathe College Church

Jesus was a man who lived and walked the earth. During His life, He spent time with people and their exchanges transformed their lives, but it doesn't just stop there. How could an encounter with Jesus change your life? If you met Him along the way, would you allow Him to change you?

Jesus was a man who lived and walked the earth. During His life, He spent time with people and their exchanges transformed their lives, but it doesn't just stop there. How could an encounter with Jesus change your life? If you met Him along the way, would you allow Him to change you?

Jesus was a man who lived and walked the earth. During His life, he spent time with people and their exchanges transformed their lives, but it doesn't just stop there. How could an encounter with Jesus change your life? If you met him along the way, would you allow Him to change your life?

College Church - The Garrett Chapel Awning
February 17. 6 am - 9 am | 11 am - 1 pm | 5 pm - 8 pm
*COVID safe, 5 min drive thru prayer devotional

As the 60 days up to Good Friday and Easter begins (Lent), we will begin the season of prayer and fasting with a Drive Thru Ash Wednesday devotional. This practice is meant to remind us of our humanity, as people around the world mark this day by the wearing of ashes on their forehead.

This year, one of the pastors from our congregation will place ashes on the forehead of those in your car who wish to participate. You'll also be able to participate in a short prayer and response. You'll also have access to a short, video devotional.

Lost, disoriented, scared, and alone. These are the feelings that rise up within us in the wilderness. Have you ever been there? Deep enough in the places, where you don't think you'll ever find your way out? Sometimes it's our own wandering and sometimes we've chosen to veer off course. The experiences and temptations in the wilderness are not lost on the people of God, and yet through it all, God is faithful. How will you trust God through the wilderness you're walking through?

This Sunday, we'll welcome a special guest to share with us from Joshua 3 & 4. Dr. David Spittal is the President of MidAmerica Nazarene University, and he will be challenging us to think about how we pass along the stories of faithfulness from generation to generation.

Masks aren't exactly everyone's favorite topic right about now, but would you believe it if we said that the Bible actually talked about masks? In one particular story, the mask we're talking about was a by-product of the time Moses spent in the presence of God. Later, in Paul's letter to the church in Corinth, he challenged the people to turn to God and remove the veil, that we might reflect His Spirit more!

Join us as we look to Exodus 34 and 2 Cor. 3:7-18, not just to talk about masks, but to consider what it would look like for us to more reflect the Spirit and presence of God in our lives.

Every journey has a beginning and an end, but in many cases it’s the memories along the way that leave the biggest imprint on our lives. For the people of God, these moments were markers that told a story to generations of the places where God was faithful. They called them altars.

Joshua 24:15-18, Judges 2:7, Judges 2:10-12