Paul rejoiced in his sufferings for the church. Why did Paul suffering so much? How did he find joy in suffering? In this message we look at why do followers of Jesus suffer, and how do we find joy in the midst of suffering.

This week we look at what is arguably the greatest passage on the supremacy of Jesus. In this passage we get a clear, accurate picture of the greatness of Jesus. May Jesus truly be your all in all.

Colossians. A letter written by Paul to a people he had never met, but he had heard of. He had heard of their allegiance to Jesus and their love for each other, which was motived by their hope in heaven. Simply put, their focus on the future impacted their every day life. This is the power of the Gospel at work. In this first message we talk about the Gospel being the power of God to change us and grow us.

What a dumb question? Or is it? Jesus' question was actually brilliant and gets to the heart... do we truly want to be healed? Do we truly want to change? Do we truly want freedom? In this story from John 5 we see the difference between the religious systems and the Kingdom of God. As you listen, may you truly respond to Jesus' invitation to be healed.

Why do you persecute me? Jesus asked this when He confronted Paul in Acts 9. What does this question teach us about Jesus and His followers? In this message we explore the answer to this question.

What do you want me to do for you? This was the question Jesus asked Bartimaeus when He stopped by the blind beggar. How would you respond to that question if Jesus asked you? Bartimaeus asked for his sight back. What would you ask for?

Questions. Some stick with us forever. Some change our lives. Questions are powerful because they can get deep into our heart, but questions also reveal desire.

In Genesis 3, God asks a powerful questions that reveals the desire of His heart. And how we view and respond to that questions has huge implications in our life.

Life is filled with interruptions. It's not a matter of will we be interrupted, but when. Jesus' life was filled with interruptions, but it's in these moments we see some of the most significant stories in Jesus' life. In this message, we are encourage to embrace interruptions. Actually, look forward to interruptions, because it just may be a moment the Kingdom of God is breaking into our lives.

The best Christmas movie ever... Elf. Yes, we started with that movie. In that movie, Buddy the elf here's Santa is coming and says with excitement, I KNOW HIM!

What's interesting is Jesus said something similarly when it came to eternal life. It's all about knowing Jesus. And here's the crazy thing, He wants to know us too.

As we wrap up 2025 we look back at all the ways God has been with us this year and look forward to how he's going to be with us in 2026.

You can tell the nature of a Kingdom by the actions of the King. What does the birth of Jesus tell us about our King? He came humbly. He came to serve. He was born not in a mansion, but in a lowly manger. This Christmas may the manger be more than a story or season, but may it be our way of life. To follow the way of Jesus and live humbly.