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We are to love our God, the Father, with everything we have. Our whole heart, our whole mind and our whole soul and strength. Let’s look at why we should love God and see how much God loves us.

In Paul's radically liberated household guidelines, he reveals that God elevates every person in the household ascribing to them dignity, honor and agency as people created in God's image, encouraging them to cooperate with one another in submission to Jesus Christ who is the head over all. Whatever they do should now be done for His glory alone!

Life by The Spirit takes us into the very heart of God for us where we live by what brings glory to God and what brings about the peace of Christ.

We have died with Christ so that we might be fully alive in Him! Now we just need to learn to live like it!

Every believer can experience resurrection daily; whenever one is needed. Whatever Jesus decides to resurrect in your life after you've fully surrendered will be made fully alive!

In our Easter sermon, we look at a story of Jesus interacting with a regular everyday person to see just how God wants to change us!

God is ALWAYS speaking through our lives. His work is developmental. We become rooted and built up in Christ through God's truth and time.

Trusting in Jesus for our salvation is the just starting point! We are destined to CONTINUE our lives in Him and grow stronger and deeper each day. One of the ways to do this is through an often forgotten spiritual TOOL in our Christian utility belt: OVERFLOWING WITH THANKSGIVING!

In the first five verses of Colossians chapter two, Paul strongly encourages us to struggle for encouragement of heart and unity of love amongst the Church. These two things do not come easily, and can be lost easily without taking special care!

There is an ENERGY within every follower of Jesus Christ that empowers them in their walk and gives them a HOPE that does not disappoint. Seven words: CHRIST IN YOU THE HOPE OF GLORY!

In this sermon, we see Paul's great description of the GOSPEL which he warns us not to MOVE AWAY from! In Paul's teaching we learn what it is that we need to HOLD ON TO without compromise no matter what, and we learn of the reward that is waiting for those who stand firm to the end! There is a HOPE that is unchanging, unbreakable, unshakable, and we have been given it as a gift through Jesus Chris...

In this sermon, we hear Paul’s heartfelt prayer for a Church he has never met personally, and tucked inside this prayer we see how The Apostle Paul himself defines what a healthy Christian will look like!

In this sermon, guest speaker Mike Yuhasz encourages listeners to seek the Lord to revive our hearts.

In this sermon, we take a look at the beginning of Colossians 1, observing the innate power of the Gospel to both grow and bear fruit wherever it is planted! We also discover how both faith and love grow from the soil of our hope in this good news.

In this sermon, we take a look at just one example of how a GIANT and COSMIC image of who Jesus Christ is and what He's done transforms the way we look at and engage with the world. The Gospel MUST make a difference everywhere it is planted!

This sermon introduces our series through Paul and Timothy's letter to the Colossian Church. Everywhere the Gospel is planted, it is supposed to make a big difference.

In this sermon, guest speaker Inho Suh leads congregation through an encouraging message on Matthew 6:25-34's topic of anxiety, providing hope to listeners.

God is looking for Covenant partners to rule His world with Him according to His wisdom and ways. Will we take the "forbidden fruit" of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, cutting God out of our lives and making our own way, or will we ask God to give us His divine wisdom in His time and in His way? This is the pressing question each soul must answer.

In this final week of Advent on Christmas Eve, we light the center "Christ Candle" symbolizing the light that has come into the world through Jesus Christ! Jesus has gone to the Father to prepare a home for us. Will we now receive Him?

In this, the fourth Sunday of Advent, we celebrate the LOVE God has for His people; the same love he had for Jesus before the creation of the world.

In this sermon, we see God revealing Himself to an unlikely audience, the shepherds, who became the first witnesses to the sign of Jesus' birth. They were the honored first people who were introduced to Jesus as the Savior, the Christ and the Lord made flesh.

During this season of Advent, Pastor Nathan discusses just how Jesus is our "Prince of Peace" in a world that still often feels like it is ANYTHING but peaceful! Jesus' resurrection was the HINGE on which the door to the Kingdom of God swung open, and one day it will be fully realized! Until then, it is forcefully advancing and those who are awakened are advancing it forcefully! (Matthew 11:12)

In this sermon, Pastor Nathan talks about the third movement of the Exodus. God had led his people on an EXODUS OUT of slavery in Egypt. God had then led His people on an EXODUS THROUGH the wilderness where they had learned to trust in Him. Now God was leading them on the final movement; the EXODUS IN to the land promised to Abraham, Isaac and Jacob! Jesus breaks every stronghold, and every wall w...

In this sermon, Pastor Nathan talks about Daniel who has lived through three administrations and two kingdoms and remained true to the True and Living God through it all. God is still on His throne, and we, like Daniel, must remain faithful to Him as He works His will to the end of days in the midst of temporary earthly kingdoms!

In this sermon, Pastor Nathan teaches about one of the greatest thanksgiving feasts ever; when a dinner was held in Jesus' honor for raising Lazarus from death to life! In this story we see how three very different people expressed their pure thanksgiving to God for His great gift! When our Thanksgiving is "dulled" in "the land of PLENTY", God can sharpen us back up when we give THANKS to Him for...