We conclude with Paul's final greetings to the Colossians and reflect on the teachings of this letter. May these lessons be of service to your heart and mind as we fulfill the ministry the Lord has given us.

In Matthew 14:22-33 we examine Peter's famous scene of walking on water as Jesus calls him out. What begins with faith ends in fear. But what is the lesson within this narrative?

We have friends in Christ, let us treasure them.

Our conduct should be consistent with our faith, so that it may open opportunities for the preaching of the gospel.

We start a new month with a new figure of scripture: Peter. For the next few weeks we will examine some key instances in Peter's life and ministry as he becomes a follower of Jesus and an apostle of Christ. We start today with the calling of Peter.

Paul reminds us to have a habit of praying and being alert of what to pray for.

There is one master we serve and one master over our lives.

Our one true master is the Lord and we are to serve Him faithfully by being faithful where He places us.

Sunday Service (08-30-2020)

We conclude our series on Daniel with one of the most important visions in the Old Testament that reveal to us the nature of the Trinity, the promise of the Messiah, and a glimpse into the end of days on which all will be judged. It is both a warning for us to repent, and a call to those who hear to believe.

Join us again next Sunday at 12:45PM:

The family is an institution of God that is built on gospel truths and meant to reflect them.