Colossians is full of revolutionary principles that focus on changing our hearts. This study focuses on our lives in the work place and how we can walk in a manner worthy of the Lord as taught in Colossians 3.

This continuing study of Colossians focuses on the idea that pleasing Christ must be our one guiding principle. This can been seen in our relationships with our spouses, our children, and in our circles of influence.

Jesus said, "you are the light of the world." We are the only Jesus some people will ever see. Colossians 3 teaches how we can be consistent in our walk with Christ so that we can be the light Jesus asks us to be.

This Fourth of July message comes from 2 Timothy where we are reminded that living a life that pleases God comes with hardships. As soldiers are committed to their mission, we are to be committed to Christ.

What type of person does God use? Would He ever choose me? This weekend we will examine the people in Colossians that God used to help Paul.

We will experience spiritual set backs in our life and in our faith. This study in Colossians, and a personal story from a Chapel family member, show us this real struggle and instructions on how to experience spiritual consistency.

This message in Colossians reminds us that we "have been given fullness in Christ." Christ is enough. We don't need rules and rituals to please God. We need Him alone.

This Questions and Answers sermon Pastor Rick Hawks answers questions about our current culture as well as Biblical questions. Was Jesus really real? What about evolution? How does God communicate with us? What is God's view on gambling? How do we know God hears our prayers?

Colossians 2 reminds us of the total sufficiency of Christ. Because of Christ's sacrifice, we do not need sacrifices, traditions, or a sum of good works. He is all we need. The cross is enough.