Neal Moody finishes the second half of the first chapter of Colossians, speaking of our reconciliation with God, the preeminence of Christ, service to God, as well as warnings and admonitions.

Pastor Mike Thomas shares what he has been hearing in his spirit about where God is taking us. He points out that many churches in America that are still active have programs but don't have the presence and power of God, much less any spiritual maturity in their congregations, cautioning us not to follow suit. He reminds us about how, even though David was a man after God's own heart, he still fell into sin when he wasn't doing what he was supposed to be doing, calling us all to repentance. Using text from Revelation, he reminds us that Satan is very angry and not playing around because he knows his time is short. Since Satan detests Jesus and His people, he reminds us of the necessity to stay close to Jesus since He has already defeated Satan on the cross. He concludes with a call to salvation and then prays over the congregation.

Neal Moody begins this study of Colossians with Paul's introduction, speaking of wisdom and walking worthy of the Lord, the preeminence of Jesus, as well as how Jesus's redemptive sacrifice for us has qualified us to have an inheritance in God's kingdom.

Hector Alvarez shares a message in Spanish, translated to English by Katie Gehman, about three Levite men who incited a rebellion against God and against Moses. He also gives a portion of his own testimony.

Pastor David Batts begins by having the congregation change seats, sitting by someone they hadn't ever sat beside, using that as an example of how God wants us to get out of our comfort zones in order to adapt and grow with what God wants for The Ark as we celebrate our 6th anniversary. He reminds us that our pasts have made us stronger and that sometimes being broken is where God wants us. He continues by asking whose report we are going to believe, whether fear or God, encouraging us to fight the good fight of faith. He speaks about the necessity of brokenness before restoration as The Ark is transitioning, cautioning against things that will hinder us.

Neal Moody concludes the study of Romans with Paul's greetings to fellow believers that we oftentimes skip over while reminding us that these Bible studies are imparting fundamental doctrine.

Pastor Chuck Waldrup speaks about convergence that he is seeing in the church while cautioning against complacency. He emphasizes the need to be training people in the faith to handle what is coming our way while God is exposing what is real and fake within the church.

Neal Moody continues by discussing how we should esteem others greater than ourselves and help and edify those who are weaker in the faith, glorifying God together. He concludes with Paul's plans to visit Rome and Spain.

Pastor Mike Thomas reviews and builds on the message last week, reminding us how we need to stay connected to Christ, the True Vine, and abide in Him and Him in us. He parallels a traditional Jewish wedding with what Jesus has done to pay for us, His bride and how He will return for His bride someday.

Neal Moody speaks about the laws of liberty versus legalism as well as love for each other in Christ as we remember that Christ died for others also.