For many, the Christmas season is anything but a time of peace on earth. However, the promised Prince of peace offers us something beyond what this world can provide.

With a variety of foreign philosophies and Jewish requirements, Paul reminds the Colossians not to be distracted. Rather, he encourages them to remain firmly rooted in the completely sufficiency and supremacy of Christ.

Christ suffered to bring salvation to all who believe. Now, as Paul teaches the Colossians, it is our joy to join in Christ's suffering to spread salvation to the whole world.

Continuing to lay out the basics, Paul reminds the Colossians that they we once enemies of God but are no longer thanks to the blood of Christ.

Near the opening of the letter to the Colossians, Paul makes sure they know who Jesus is: God with us.

In the second sermon on Colossians, Pastor Dave considers Paul's prayer to know the complete will of the Lord and how this should cause us to re-prioritize our to-do lists.

Starting a series through Colossians, we find in the opening verses that the heart of the Gospel is about changing lives.

Pastor Dave shares his testimony, a story that many can relate to and from which find hope, redemption, and restoration.

Learning from Jesus' invitation to and teaching of the Twelve, we see that His discipleship/mentorship program has not ended. He has invited us to join Him, learn from Him, and do life with Him in community with other believers.

One of Jesus' simplest commands may also be His hardest to follow. In fact, without His help, it's impossible: "You must be perfect as your heavenly Father is perfect." (Matt. 5:48)