Join us as we continue our sermon series through Colossians on the supremacy of Christ. This week, Pastor Jared teaches through the great Christological hymn in verses 15-20 as well as other verses in chapter 1 with the ultimate goal of showing that Christ is enough to live a life that pleases God.

In this week’s sermon, we begin a brand new series through Paul’s letter to the Colossians. Pastor Jared provides historical background about Colossae, theme, structure, and final points on the truth of the Gospel.

Join us as we celebrate our historical heritage and discuss early church history. This year TBC is focusing primarily on the Patristic Era from AD 100-451.

Join us as we celebrate our historical heritage and discuss early church history. This year TBC is focusing primarily on the Patristic Era from AD 100-451.

Brief description of the early church period from AD 100-451 including Constantine the First, Arianism, Trinity, and Nicene Creed.

As we have walked through the book of Jonah, we’re surprised that the prophet of God - the person of whom we expect obedience and faithfulness - is so far from the will of God. In fact, Jonah tell us a lot about what not to do as followers of Christ. Join us as we conclude this sermon series on Jonah with three summary applications.

“Jonah was a prophet who never really got it.” Those famous lines from Veggie Tales are right on the money. Specifically, Jonah struggled with God’s compassion. Join us this week as we take a look at Jonah 4.5-11.

Jonah 4 is a key chapter of the book revealing the heart of the Jonah with clarity. This is the place readers finally understand the reasons Jonah ran from God and his reluctance to obey God. Throughout chapter 4 we will learn several lessons from Jonah including Lesson 1 about anger, complaining, and controlling.

When reading the book of Jonah, it’s startling that the people we think would be reluctant to God are actually the most receptive. Those that seem the most receptive are actually the most reluctant. More than anything else, Jonah 3 teaches us about repentance. Enjoy!

In Jonah 2, it seems like the reluctant prophet finally comes to his senses. He prays, he looks to God, and he worships…but does he really repent? Does he personally confess wrongdoing and show signs of complete humility? Find out in this week’s sermon in Jonah!