Obedience flows from believing, and believing in Jesus usually happens after you start to follow him. In this final segment of the three-part series, Pastor Garth talk about the Great Omission: obedience to everything Jesus commanded.

Developing a relationship with God is not rocket science. It does not require university training or a Ph.D. But it does require one to believe in Jesus. Pastor Garth helps us understand what it means to believe in Christ and put our trust in Him.

The reality is that the Christian life is more about a relationship with Jesus than it is about religious rules and regulations. At the heart of that relationship with Jesus is an invitation to follow. It’s that simple.

In this communion meditation on Romans 5:1-11 our Pastor explains how the One at the top took responsibility for the ones at the bottom. Before the war began, Christ forgave. Before a mistake could be made, forgiveness was offered. Before blame could be given, grace was provided.

In this closing message on Colossians we see and hear the heart of Paul as he closes out this letter. His passion and enthusiasm for the gospel stand to attention!

As we pray we need to trust God for conversations that will advance the cause of Christ and the gospel

Beginning with Colossians 3:18 we move from the theology of the universe to the theology of the kitchen and the living room! This letter gets very practical and very personal right here!

How many times have you gone to the closet and said, “I have nothing to wear?” In Colossians 3:12-17, the apostle Paul describes how we can be dressed for spiritual success.

At the Lords table, we remember that Jesus is our Passover Lamb that frees us from slavery to sin and death.

“Put to death therefore what is earthly in you….” What does that mean and how do you do it? This message on Colossians 3:5-11 explains the process.