Listen in for the first session of the Treasuring Christ Church women's bible study. This week, Emily will be discussing the passage of Titus 1:1-4.

In this week's sermon our Pastoral Resident, Austin, delivers a message from Mark 13:1-13, where Jesus warns his disciples of the signs of the end of the age, and warns them to be on guard.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Michael discusses John 12:27-36, and reflects on how to make much of Christ, as we live to the Glory of God.

Following the birth of Jesus Christ, we learn of two people, Simeon and Anna, who encountered Jesus in the temple as he was presented to the Lord during the time of purification. This week, Pastor Michael discusses what it means to live for and wait on Jesus, in light of this story.

In this week's sermon, Pastor Michael discusses Galatians 5:16-26, and reflects on what it means to walk according to the spirit, rather than the flesh.

In his letter to the Colossians, Paul writes to encourage believers to put Christ at the center of their lives. Believers are united to Christ in his death and resurrection. Now that his readers have been given new life in Christ, Paul wants them to walk in Christ on the path of Christian maturity. 

In this short series, we’ll look at the topic of sanctification in the book of Colossians and how Paul encourages his readers in becoming more like Jesus.

This Advent season we will look at the story behind Christmas. This story can be found in the book of Ruth. It is a short book the shows the hidden hand of God at work providentially in the midst of a dark and weary world to bring about hope and redemption. Whether you feel broken by your circumstances or your sin, Ruth reminds us that there is hope to be found in God who does not forget His promises and works to accomplish our redemption. So it was in the birth of Jesus Christ. God keeps His promises and comes to accomplish our redemption Himself. In a weary world and our oft-filled weary lives, He is there and He is our hope. This week, Pastor Mike looks at how Ruth 4 helps us see God faithfully redeems and lovingly restores the undeserving.

This Advent season we will look at the story behind Christmas. This story can be found in the book of Ruth. It is a short book the shows the hidden hand of God at work providentially in the midst of a dark and weary world to bring about hope and redemption. Whether you feel broken by your circumstances or your sin, Ruth reminds us that there is hope to be found in God who does not forget His promises and works to accomplish our redemption. So it was in the birth of Jesus Christ. God keeps His promises and comes to accomplish our redemption Himself. In a weary world and our oft-filled weary lives, He is there and He is our hope. This week, Pastor Chris looks at how Ruth 3 helps us see God's provision beginning to unfold in the life of Ruth, through the promise of a kinsman redeemer.

In his letter to the Colossians, Paul writes to encourage believers to put Christ at the center of their lives. Believers are united to Christ in his death and resurrection. Now that his readers have been given new life in Christ, Paul wants them to walk in Christ on the path of Christian maturity. 

In this short series, we’ll look at the topic of sanctification in the book of Colossians and how Paul encourages his readers in becoming more like Jesus.

In his letter to the Colossians, Paul writes to encourage believers to put Christ at the center of their lives. Believers are united to Christ in his death and resurrection. Now that his readers have been given new life in Christ, Paul wants them to walk in Christ on the path of Christian maturity. 

In this short series, we’ll look at the topic of sanctification in the book of Colossians and how Paul encourages his readers in becoming more like Jesus.