Have you ever lost hope? Have you ever felt like quitting? This Easter Sunday we look at the power of the resurrection to defeat death, and to restore hope for us today.

Is Jesus Enough? This is a question that many of us who follow Jesus have had to wrestle with, and maybe one that scares us a little. This week, Greg Langman helps us examine this question to come up with an answer for ourselves.

The Roman Empire was one of the greatest empires in history, spanning almost the entire known world at the time, and it is the context in which the New Testament was written. This week we look at the markers of what makes an empire, and how much our contemporary context matches that of the church in Colossae. Is there anything that we can learn from them today?

What does Paul mean that the life of faith is like a long walk? This week we examine the metaphor to see what it can teach us, and we look at what it means to understand by doing.

This week we look at Paul's prayer for the church in Colossae that they would know God with a spiritual wisdom and understanding. What does it mean to know God today? Is it all about facts, figures and theories, or is there more to it than that?

The first in our new series on the book of Colossians, we jump into the context of the letter, and just what we mean when we talk about the "gospel." What if it's a little bigger than we thought it was?

It seems that many of us are looking for the quickest path to greatness, but it isn't always easy to find. Thankfully, Jesus spent quite a bit of time talking about this very pathway, but what if it's not what we expect? This week we look at serving others and its connection to greatness.

Figuring out your own core values is an important and helpful exercise, so this week we decided to take a look at what some of God's core values might be. What happens when we miss these values? We don't get it right, and that's a sad story.

This week we look at the life of the Jewish rabbi, Yeshua, to see what we can learn about God through him. We also wrestle with the implications of Paul's statement in Colossians 2:9: “For in [Jesus] all the fullness of the Deity lives in bodily form.”

This week we start our series on God. This week we start examining what we are talking about when we talk about God, especially the realization that the stuff we say about a thing is not the thing itself. What does it mean when we say we believe in God?