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This Sunday, we continue in praise and thanksgiving to our God as we take a look at Colossians 1:12–14. Paul has just shown us how to know and walk in the will of God. And now, this passage leads us to consider and celebrate what God has done for us through His Son on the cross! We are reminded of our eternal reward, loving liberation, and complete…

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This Sunday, we will begin our verse-by-verse study with Colossians 1:1-2. Come be encouraged as Paul points us to the central theme of Christ!Av Shawn Farrell

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The Lord has sustained us through many tough days as we've stayed committed to the priorities of salvation and sanctification. 2 Thessalonians 2:13-15 remind us of these great and central truths which propel us forward.Av Mark McElroy

Revelation 1:12-18 shows us that the only One in whom we can set our full hope is Jesus Christ. He alone is worthy of our worship and our trust. He will stand with and for every child of His, no matter the storms of this life.Av John Pleasnick

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We're going to look at the calling of Matthew in his own gospel, Matthew 9:9-13. He was not a good man. And that makes me confident that you are going to come away encouraged and helped by the gospel news which Jesus teaches in this passage.Av John Pleasnick

GREATEST GOSPEL PASSAGE... John 3:16. I cannot wait to summit the Everest of gospel passages with you and be in awe of the love of God!Av Jesse Bocanegra

The passage is Matthew 19:16-22. The story is the Rich Young Ruler. The question is, “How did Jesus present the gospel to this man?” The answer is not what you might expect. It is certainly not how a lot of evangelism is done today.Av Nigel Shailer

This Sunday, we're going to look at Matthew 18:21-35, where Peter asks, 'How many times can my brother sin against me and I still have to forgive him?' Christ's answer reveals the limitless love that our Father has for us.Av John Pleasnick

We finish our series in Colossians 3 by examining Colossians 3:22–4:1. Is Jesus Your Life At Work? In this passage, Paul talks about the relationship between masters and slaves but as we apply it to our context today, we will discuss how we can magnify the Lord at work. Now, more than ever, people view work as a dread and a curse resulting from the…

We continue in Colossians 3:20–21 as Paul gives instructions to the family. What makes a great home? How can families work? Jesus must be your life. It is a love for Christ and a desire to obey Him that will lead children to obey their parents. It is the love, patience, and forgiveness found in Christ that leads parents to shepherd their children i…

We will consider Colossians 3:19 as Paul again reminds us that Jesus is Your Life: In Marriage (part 2). This time, the focus is on the husband as Paul says, "Husbands, love your wives and do not become bitter against them." In just one verse there are two vital commands that, if obeyed by the power of His Spirit, will completely transform and rest…

We have the privilage of welcoming the wild man, our very own missionary to Uganda, Shannon Hurley! He will be preaching from Isaiah 66:1–2 on the Three Qualities Of A Usable Servant.Av Shannon Hurley

Paul gives A Message To Women in Colossians 3:18: "Wives, submit to your husbands, as is fitting in the Lord." Submission is the theme as the Lord calls on all wives to submit to their husbands as if they are submitting to the Lord directly. Submission should not be viewed as a prison or some lesser role or responsibility, but rather as the greates…

we continue in Colossians 3:15–17 as we consider Part 2 on how Christians Are Different. In a world filled with anger and war, Christians are controlled by peace as we follow the Prince of Peace. In a discontent, ungrateful, and never-satisfied culture, Christians are marked by thankfulness! Believers stand out as different from the world when the …

We continue in Colossians 3:10–14 as Paul will lay out how Christians Are Different. True Christianity is not just a list of negative do-nots but as we look to Christ, who is our life, we are also encouraged to put on the new self! This passage will remind us of our identity in Christ, the amazing grace He has lavished upon us, and His incredible l…

Colossians 3:5–9 will reveal to us the answer to our problem: we must Die to Self. In a culture that encourages us to join in worshipping and indulging in our immorality, impurity, passion, evil desires, and greed, which amounts to idolatry – Christ will call us to FLEE and put our sin to death.Av Shawn Farrell

We begin with Colossians 3:1–4 as Paul calls on all believers to Set Your Mind. The world may offer an abundance of substitutes to satisfy your soul – sex, money, possessions, achievements, power, and more – but there is only one who offers true and lasting satisfaction: Jesus Christ.Av Shawn Farrell

A special message, a unique time for us as a church that must not be missed – we will walk through God’s Word, focus on some of our distinctives, and teach on LIVING EVERY DAY FOR CHRIST. This time in the Word will be a combination of a church report, a teaching-pastor update, encouragement to look for opportunities, a challenge to do things God’s …

In Matthew 7:28–29, we conclude by considering The Amazing Authority of Christ. The sermon on the mount wraps up with the reaction of the crowd to Christ, which was AMAZEMENT without repentance. This Sunday, we will examine our hearts, embrace the greatness of our SAVIOR, and learn much about him.Av Chris Mueller

Christ will remind us of The Rock of Assurance we all need. Christ will teach us the only way to survive the storms of life and the final storm of judgement is to build our lives upon the solid ROCK of Christ as our only foundation. May we all be able to sing and proclaim together: "On Christ, the solid rock, I stand!"…

Spring Panel and the previous speakers were on the panel - Dori Lengyel, Sharon Verougstraete, and Lauren Dietrich.Av Sharon Verougstraete

Christ will continue in His Sermon on the Mount from warning of errant teachers last week to warning of errant hearers this week. Matthew 7:21–23 will reveal The Danger of a Christianity Without Christ. Our Lord will teach that many are professors of Christ but not possessors of Christ. Let’s learn how to discover and how to share the gospel with t…

Luke 24:12–49 and take a Walk To A New Life!Av Chris Mueller

: Christ will warn us in Matthew 7:15–20 of one of the biggest Dangers Christians Face: False Teachers. These false prophets will come to you in sheep’s clothing looking to deceive, derail, and destroy those walking on the narrow road. There were false teachers back then in the first century and there are false teachers today – disguising themselve…

Christ will ask in Matthew 7:13–14, Which Road Are You On? There is the broad road that leads to destruction and the narrow road that leads to Life. Both roads are marked “Heaven,” but only one road truly leads there. There is no dodging the question this Sunday. Jesus Christ is direct and He is calling for a decision! Which way will you choose? Ar…

We should have an eternal perspective remembering we are shaping our children to love what we love when we love and serve the church.Av Lauren Dietrich

THIS SUNDAY, Alex Montoya will unpack Luke 15:11–32, "Grace For The Older Son." In this passage, we will see the incredible grace offered to the older son and the amazing compassion of our Father. Do not miss this SPECIAL treat!Av Alex Montoya

After all that Christ has called us to be thus far through His Sermon on the Mount, He recognizes that His audience may be feeling inadequate to do all He has commanded. So, in Matthew 7:7–12, Christ will give all believers hope to overcome inadequacy and to stand firm when the battle is hot.Av Chris Mueller

We will examine and clarify what the Lord is actually teaching in this famous, yet often misused, passage: Matthew 7:1–6. Continuing in His Sermon on the Mount, Christ will now teach us How to Treat Others. Don't miss this Sunday as we will be both challenged and encouraged to live more like Christ!Av Chris Mueller

For the true believer in Christ, worrying about anything simply reveals our lack of trust in our Sovereign Lord! The Sovereign Christ will continue His incredible Sermon on the Mount by addressing the crippling sins of anxiety and worry. Matthew 6:25–34 will remind all true believers in Christ: do NOT worry and DO seek the Lord first! Christ not on…

Suffering here in the temporal world has an eternal purpose. Focusing on the eternal transforms how we live in the temporal.Av Sharon Verougstraete

We are so excited to have Morgan Maitland open God's Word to us from Hebrews 10Av Morgan Maitland

We are back to the Sermon on the Mount! Matthew 5:43–48 - The Shocking Love of Christ Through You. With Jesus' final statement of "You have heard that it was said ... But I say to you," we will be challenged to truly love the Lord and one another.Av Chris Mueller

This year we teach through Luke 2:7, Does Christ have room for you? And you will be encouraged and reminded about what OUR CREATOR, REDEEMER and our FRIEND has done for us.Av Chris Mueller

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We celebrate with a refreshing look from God’s Word on Worship – do you worship the Right God for the right Reasons in the Right way. As the Lord dialogues with the Samaritan woman at the well, he clarifies what true Worship is and you will love this study in God’s WordAv Chris Mueller

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We get to hear from some old friends and hear God’s Word on the heart of an effective church from the very end of Titus 3:12-15.Av Chris Mueller

Children need guidance because they are desperately wicked and they need wisdom and guidance to set them up for success.Av tracyfarrell

Cory Cramer opens God’s Word with you in Ephesians 3:7-10.Av Cory Cramer