If we are not careful, we can reduce the Christian faith to little more than following "the rules" to please God and gain His acceptance and favor. This message seeks to challenge the danger of legalism and to encourage hearers to instead follow Christ.

Student Pastor Shane Lakey shares on Graduate Sunday the danger of living a defensive lifestyle. Shane challenges us to live in the shadow on Jesus, not in walls of defensiveness.

Guest speaker Mark Morse challenges listeners to better understand who they are and who God is in order to live out our purpose and impact the world as God has called us to.

Paul confronts the false teaching of his day, starting with the empty and hopeless philosophies of man. We applied the teaching to the impact of Post-Modernism in our culture and the church.

Paul's prayer for the Colossians reveals characteristics of the church that are crucial for growth and kingdom impact. Paul notes three areas for which he prays for the believers of Colossae. I believe he would seek the same for our churches today.

A Mother's Day message drawing from Paul's example of loving and leading others well. We addressed the struggle, the goal and strategy, and the power source for godly parenting.

Christ is uniquely positioned to reconcile God and man. This message challenges the listener to understand our alienation from God, the reconciliation that comes through Christ, the continuation that is necessary, and the glorification that awaits those who are truly reconciled.

This Easter message focuses on Paul's letter to the Colossians and his exaltation of Jesus as Supreme over all things. Understanding the identity of Jesus is crucial to understanding his life and ministry.

The gospel of Jesus is truly "good news"! This message explores further what "the gospel" is and attributes of the gospel based on Colossians 1:1-8.

Christian hope is crucial for believers to maximize our potential in this present world and to maintain proper perspective. This message defines and describes Christian hope and why it is so important.