Everyone has a perspective through which they view life. Our perspective is formed from our childhood, educational, and general life experiences. Many times our perspectives conflict. Is it possible for us to have the same perspective? After all, if believers do not have the same perspective on life, how can the church be unified? Pastor Wright reveals the perspective all believers should posses because with out it, there will never be unity in the church.

We have a difficult time accepting salvation by grace alone through faith alone. Humans have a tendency to want to add to our salvation. We justify additions by believe they will make us more pleasing to God. In this sermon, Pastor Wright discusses why this is dangerous and how it hinders our relationship with God and others.

False teaching has always been a problem in the church. Why? Because we are in a spiritual war and demonic forces continually try to subvert God's Word and His people. Pastor Jim gives a simple and practical way to safeguard against false teaching as we continue our journey through Colossians.

When we see something online that promises a “secret” knowledge we are apt to click on it. Why? Because we want to know the secret! We want the secret to earning a six figure income in less than six months, or the secret to a healthy body, etc. In the same way, false teachers had crept into the church at Colossi who were teaching there were secrets to knowing God that the young church needed to know. However, these “secrets” were enslaving the people. In today’s passage, Paul reveals the only secret they needed to know to live a successful Christian life.

What is reconciliation? Is it possible for someone to be reconciled to God? If so, how can one be reconciled to God? Pastor Wright answers these questions as we continue our journey through Colossians.

Knowing who Jesus is and what He has done guards you from falling prey to heresy. Pastor Jerome unpacks Colossians 1:15-20.

How should we pray for other believers? What should we pray for? Why is important that we pray for each other? Pastor Wright walks through Paul's prayer for believers, which answers these questions and more.

We review everyone we meet on several criteria. Our interactions with other affect how we view each other. In other words, we all have a testimony. In the first sermon in a new series on the Book of Colossians, Pastor Wright talks about the elements of our testimony and challenges us to work through our personal testimonies of faith.

Zerubbabel was a part of Jesus' family tree, but who was this man and what did he do? Pastor Jim unpacks his life and the lessons we can learn from this member of Jesus' family tree.

Can a person be so wicked that they can no longer repent? Discover the answer as Pastor Jerome examines the life of Manasseh.