Kaleb teaches through chapter two of Colossians, exploring the idea of staying rooted in Jesus despite opposition.

Are you building your life on things that can't ultimately support you? Even good things like career success and relationships make terrible foundations when they become ultimate things. What would change if you truly believed that Christ is the only solid ground that never shifts? Discover how to stay spiritually rooted when the world offers shallow alternatives.

In a world of competing priorities and endless distractions, the apostle Paul offers a powerful solution: making Christ the center of everything we do. When Jesus is at the center of our lives, everything else finds its proper place - our relationships, work, finances, and priorities all function as they should. This isn't about life becoming easier, but about life becoming better, more purposeful, and aligned with how we were designed to live. Just as planets orbit the sun in perfect order, our lives function best when they revolve around Christ. Four simple daily practices can help us begin this journey: reading Scripture daily, talking to God first each morning, finding one way to serve others, and reflecting on our day with God each evening.

In this teaching, Kaleb launches the "At the Center" series, taking a look at the letter to the Colossians.

What if the resurrection wasn't just about what happens after we die, but about the transformation God wants to do in your life right now? When we truly understand that Jesus conquered death, fear loses its grip and we can live boldly with open hands. Are you ready to let God bring dead things back to life in your relationships, work, and broken circumstances?

Kaleb leads us through what it means to live a resurrection life.

Kaleb and David discuss week seven of the series "Rooted."

The church isn't perfect, but it's Jesus' chosen method for changing the world. What if the key to authentic Christian community isn't finding the perfect church, but learning to love the church the way Jesus does - even when it's messy? Discover how commitment creates the safety needed for real spiritual intimacy and growth.

The Holy Spirit is the third person of the Trinity who works actively in every believer's life. He serves as our advocate, helper, and comforter, guiding us into truth and convicting us of sin while encouraging us with God's grace. The Spirit equips and empowers us for God's calling while transforming us into Christ's image through daily formation. Most of His work happens in quiet, intimate moments rather than dramatic displays. We can discern His leading by testing everything against Scripture, looking for the fruit of the Spirit in our lives, and seeking wise counsel from mature believers.

Join Kaleb and David as they discuss the resurrection.