Pastor Tara Beth Leach | Colossians 2:16-23 | While on house arrest, the Apostle Paul pens his letter to the church in Colossae. Paul has a big pastoral concern: Many are trying to falsely teach that Jesus isn’t really divine. But for Paul, Jesus is everything. Jesus is supreme. Jesus is King. Having a clear view of Jesus is critical for understanding how the King’s citizens are to live. When one has a clear view of the King and the King’s heart, a life of obedience to the King is then the way of the King’s kingdom. Heartfelt obedience to ... Read More

Pastor Tara Beth | Colossians 2:1-15 | While on house arrest, the Apostle Paul pens his letter to the church in Colossae. Paul has a big pastoral concern: Many are trying to falsely teach that Jesus isn’t really divine. But for Paul, Jesus is everything. Jesus is supreme. Jesus is King. Having a clear view of Jesus is critical for understanding how the King’s citizens are to live. When one has a clear view of the King and the King’s heart, a life of obedience to the King is then the way of the King’s kingdom. Heartfelt obedience to the ... Read More

Pastor Tara Beth Leach | Colossians 1:15-29 | While on house arrest, the Apostle Paul pens his letter to the church in Colossae. Paul has a big pastoral concern: Many are trying to falsely teach that Jesus isn’t really divine. But for Paul, Jesus is everything. Jesus is supreme. Jesus is King. Having a clear view of Jesus is critical for understanding how the King’s citizens are to live. When one has a clear view of the King and the King’s heart, a life of obedience to the King is then the way of the King’s kingdom. Heartfelt obedience to ... Read More

Pastor Tara Beth Leach | Colossians 1:1-14 | While on house arrest, the Apostle Paul pens his letter to the church in Colossae. Paul has a big pastoral concern: Many are trying to falsely teach that Jesus isn’t really divine. But for Paul, Jesus is everything. Jesus is supreme. Jesus is King. Having a clear view of Jesus is critical for understanding how the King’s citizens are to live. When one has a clear view of the King and the King’s heart, a life of obedience to the King is then the way of the King’s kingdom. Heartfelt obedience to ... Read More

Pastor Faith Romasco | Luke 5:27-39 | The Christian life is one that permeates all of life. It’s a life to be lived in the supermarkets, in the neighborhood, while folding laundry, and while driving to work. To live the sacred ordinary life is to tune our hearts to God’s, and live life with eyes wide open to the goodness of God, even in the ordinary.

Dr. Joe Watkins | John 6:1-14 | The Christian life is one that permeates all of life. It’s a life to be lived in the supermarkets, in the neighborhood, while folding laundry, and while driving to work. To live the sacred ordinary life is to tune our hearts to God’s, and live life with eyes wide open to the goodness of God, even in the ordinary.

Pastor Tara Beth Leach | Phillipians 2:19-30 | The Christian life is one that permeates all of life. It’s a life to be lived in the supermarkets, in the neighborhood, while folding laundry, and while driving to work. To live the sacred ordinary life is to tune our hearts to God’s, and live life with eyes wide open to the goodness of God, even in the ordinary.

Pastor Tara Beth Leach and Dr. Brad Strawn | Mark 10:13-16 | The Christian life is one that permeates all of life. It’s a life to be lived in the supermarkets, in the neighborhood, while folding laundry, and while driving to work. To live the sacred ordinary life is to tune our hearts to God’s, and live life with eyes wide open to the goodness of God, even in the ordinary.

Pastor Tara Beth | Ecclesiastes 1:1-3 | The Christian life is one that permeates all of life. It’s a life to be lived in the supermarkets, in the neighborhood, while folding laundry, and while driving to work. To live the sacred ordinary life is to tune our hearts to God’s, and live life with eyes wide open to the goodness of God, even in the ordinary.

Pastor Tara Beth Leach | John 1:1-14 | The Christian life is one that permeates all of life. It’s a life to be lived in the supermarkets, in the neighborhood, while folding laundry, and while driving to work. To live the sacred ordinary life is to tune our hearts to God’s, and live life with eyes wide open to the goodness of God, even in the ordinary.