We wrap up 2018 by being reminded that we are not alone and encouraged by the truth that Christ is Lord over all of life. (12-30-18)

What kind of love will we take with us this Christmas? People define love in many different ways, but love that has the power to make a lasting impact and even change hearts is very different than the cultural norm. This beautiful, selfless, sacrifical love carries it's way throughout the story of Jesus' coming. (12-23-18)

Joy is a powerful word and one we here a lot around this time of year. How do we experience it and what does it lead to? For better clarity, we look to Matthew 2:1-12. (12-16-18)

Is peace really possible? When we look around our world and our life, peace may seem too goo to be true or simply a myth. We're reminded as we approach the birth of Christ that peace isn't found in a circumstance but in a savior. (12-09-18)

Hope is a powerful word and something that has the power to keep us from giving up and walking away. Hope directed in the right place has the power to change everything. That's what we see in this first week of Advent. (12-02-18)

Is change really possible? We know that more rules and regulations aren't going to solve the issue based on what Paul says at the end of chapter two. So how do we see lasting change away from the harmful tendencies we have (anger, coveting, slander, sexual immorality, etc)and toward the person God has made us to be? (11-25-18)

Our mind is always set on something. What does it look like to set our mind on "things above" and why is it so important? Check out this sermon as we continue in our series from Colossians. (11-18-18)

What really is legalism and why is it so dangerous? Paul hits this idea time and time again throughout Colossians and today he walks us through the issue of qualification vs disqualification and adding things to the gospel of Jesus. (11-11-18)

What does it mean to be alive in Christ? How do we live this out? That's what we look at in this section of Paul's letter to Colossae. (11-04-18)

When it comes to discipleship and the growth of believers, nothing replaces face to face community. (10-28-18)