Colossians 3 confronts us with a piercing question: are we living from our old self, or wearing the resurrection life Christ has given to us? Join Pastor Garret as he leads us through Colossians 3:12-17.

Starting fresh in a new year is the perfect moment to open a new book together. As we step into 2 Corinthians, we meet Paul at his most openhearted — transparent, vulnerable, and deeply human. Written from Macedonia around 55 CE, this letter carries the weight of real emotion and the warmth of a pastor who loves his people.

In its pages, Paul speaks honestly about comfort and suffering, the beauty and burden of apostleship, the joy of generosity, and the challenge of confronting false teachers. It's a letter that invites us not just to study, but to feel — to walk with Paul through his struggles and his hope.

Join us as we begin this journey through 2 Corinthians, letting its encouragement and honesty shape us for the year ahead. Pastor Kellen.

Pastor Rob walks us through Luke 2:1–21 in a message titled The Joy and Peace of Salvation. The good news of great joy is proclaimed to the whole world, but the peace of God is received by those who believe in the one and only Son of God.

One of our Elders, Robby Mannenbach, walks us through Colossians 3:1–11 and shows us that because we have been raised with Christ, our lives are no longer shaped by the values of this world but by the risen King who is our life. As we set our hearts and minds on Him, He transforms us from the inside out, teaching us to put off the old self and walk in the new life He has already given us.

Pastor Kellen teaches God's Faithfulness in the Messy, the Mysterious, and the Mundane in Matthew 1:18–2:23. Jesus enters His creation through scandalous and mysterious circumstances, bringing great hope and joy into a sorrowful world. What seems confusing from a human perspective becomes the very pathway of God's faithful redemption.

Pastor Kellen continues our study in Colossians and reminds us that legalism isn't just an ancient problem; it's alive and well in churches today! Sometimes it shows up in food and drink, but more often in unwritten rules. Rules that may have begun with good intentions, but when they become tests of spirituality, they become shadows and they distract us from Christ.

Our Children's Pastor, Jeremy Hascall, shares how John the Baptist prepares the way for the coming of the Most High.

One of our Elders, Andrew Burns, walks us through Colossians 2:6–15 and reminds us that in a world full of competing spiritual voices, we must keep our minds sharp by letting them be captivated by Christ.