Pastor Brian reminds us that Jesus didn't condemn his disciples pursuit of greatness. Instead, he challenged the way greatness is actually achieved, showing them that in God's Kingdom, greatness is achieved through lowliness and servant hood.

In this sermon, Pastor James discusses what it is like to exercise faith in a faithless generation. We can join in the cry of the man in Mark who cries out to Jesus, "I Believe! But help my unbelief." 

In this sermon, Pastor James discusses what it is like to exercise faith in a faithless generation. We can join in the cry of the man in Mark who cries out to Jesus, "I Believe! But help my unbelief." 

In this sermon, Pastor Brian shares about how the journey toward everything we want passes through Christ and Christ alone.

In this sermon, Pastor Brian shares about how the journey toward everything we want passes through Christ and Christ alone.

Pastor James closes out the series by pointing out how the list of greetings at the end of this letter is a clear testimony to the power of Gospel to do what it says it will do by uniting all people under one head, Jesus.

Pastor James closes out the series by pointing out how the list of greetings at the end of this letter is a clear testimony to the power of Gospel to do what it says it will do by uniting all people under one head, Jesus.

In this sermon, Pastor Brian traces St. Paul's shift toward those outside of the Church. Our obligation in preaching the Gospel is a work of prayer and wisdom toward outsiders.

In this sermon, Pastor Brian traces St. Paul's shift toward those outside of the Church. Our obligation in preaching the Gospel is a work of prayer and wisdom toward outsiders.

In this sermon Pastor James expands on the most controversial part of the letter to the Colossians: The household code. He speaks of how St Paul does something more courageous than obliterating the different roles of people, he preaches equality even in light of them.