In the course of this series we have talked about what it means to be rooted through Jesus. Becoming rooted is important, but there is also a need to stay rooted. We look at Colossians 2:4-15 to learn some great promises about what happens when we stay connected to Jesus throughout our lives.

All followers of Jesus have an amazing story to tell. We might not know how to tell it in an impactful way or might not think it’s all that special. To help us we look at an account of who the apostle Paul shared his story. It’s found in Acts 22:1-21.

It’s about more than money. Are we being faithful with all God has entrusted to us? Join us as we look at Matthew 25:14-30.

We make the most of our lives by follow God’s will.  We don’t have to guess what that is as he has made it clear. It includes loving our neighbor as ourselves and making disciples of all nations. In order to accomplish that we accept that we need the whole body of Christ as described in 1 Corinthians 12:12-26.

Yep. I think I’ll take Trevor up on the offer. I’ll probably want to leave after 9 once we get the kids to bed.

The Bible is awesome. For one reason, it’s the clearest way that we hear from God. Watch to find out other reasons as we look at 2 Timothy 3:15-17. The video was too large to upload the whole service. But we included the response in song and prayer so you can participate in that.

In continuing Rooted, we began to answer the question, “who is God?” As we looked at Isaiah 6, we realized that experiencing God’s glory should do something to us.

This is the first on the Rooted series / small group study. We learned that Christians are to produce spiritual fruit. In order for that to happen they need to have deep roots. We take a look at John 15 to see how we must stay connected to Jesus so we have access to his roots.

The past can keep us from following God like we should. We look back to glory days, coast on the momentum from past success, try to live up to outdated standards of being successful in our lives, or are overwhelmed by the guilt of our mistakes. We look to Philippians 3:7-15 to see what God wants to do about that.

Christmas is about remembering when God took on flesh to dwell among us. He did this to rescue us from our sins and give freedom from the things that keep us from Him. He knew it would not be easy and would cost him everything. Yet, he chose to come anyway. Learn how that fact changes everything for us. The main passages we look at are Matthew 1:18-23 and John 1:1-5, 14.