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We're wrapping up our series Greater Than Experiencing Christ in Colossians by taking a look at Paul's final words in chapter 4. We'll be talking about prayer, mission and ministry and sharing our biggest takeaways from this amazing letter.

We're in Colossians this week looking at 3:5-17 and this passage hits on some sensitive subjects - sex and speech. We'll discuss what behaviors we need to take off and which ones we need to put on in the body of Christ and how we can encourage one another through....singing? All this and more coming up.

We're back in Colossians this week looking at 2:16-3:5. We get real in this one. Why are Christians so quick to judge each other and how do we approach spiritual practices with the right mindset? And ultimately how do we set our minds on Christ? All this and more.

We're taking a quick, one-week break from our Colossians series to talk about Christ Fellowship's vision of the Table. We'll talk about what this vision is, answer some of your frequently asked questions, and see how Paul's letter to the Ephesians shows us how God empowers us to help people feel known and loved. Also, does Bruce glow when he talks about Jesus?

It's week 4 of Greater than > experiencing Christ in Colossians series. This week: Colossians 2:6-15. This is a rich passage full of encouraging truths. We talk about strengthening our faith, countering spiritual forces, forgiveness in Christ, and a whole lot more.

We're in a series called Greater than > experiencing Christ in Colossians. This week: Colossians 1:24-2:5. We'll gain some insight into the Apostle Paul's mission for Christ, but more importantly, how his mission is also ours.

We're in a series called Greater than > experiencing Christ in Colossians. This week : Colossians 1:15-23. How is Christ the image of the invisible God? How is he the firstborn over all creation? Does he get the last piece of pizza? We'll discuss all this and more.

We're kicking off a new sermon series called Greater Than > Experiencing Christ in Colossians. So, we'll talk a little background and context for the book and gain some insight from Paul's amazing prayer. We're focusing on Colossians 1:1-14 if you'd like to follow along.

From your smartphone to your game station, people are addicted to their choice of entertainment. In the discussion today the topic of entertainment as an Idol in our lives is discussed.

In the beginning, God designed sexuality to be an essential part of what it means to be human. According to Genesis 1 and 2, he created males and females in his likeness and gave them the sacred task of multiplying and filling the earth, and ruling over his creation. The sacrificial love of God, his desire to create life and the union found within the Trinity were all reflected in the oneness of t...

Statistics can’t tell you everything, but they can sure shine a light on an issue. From the news site, Axios: A survey from late 2020 found 75% of Americans increased their alcohol intake during the pandemic to include at least one more day per month, while women, in particular, increased their alcohol intake by 39% compared to 2019. Another survey conducted by the American Psychological Associati...

Jesus warns us that we can’t serve two masters, “either you will hate the one and love the other, or you will be devoted to the one and despise the other. You cannot serve both God and money” (Luke 16:13). It’s far too easy for us to make an idol out of money and all that it can buy. In our modern, American culture, think about all the time, thought, and creativity that goes into making and spendi...

We are diving into a new series called, “Smashing our Idols.” We’re going to take an unflinching look at modern-day idols that demand our allegiance and supplant God’s rightful place in our lives. Inherently success is not bad. It’s good to succeed, but we distort it into something bad when we make success an idol. It can happen not just in business but in kids’ sports as well. This week we discus...