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We open our We Want a King series with a look at the people of Israel crying out for a king "like the nations".

Anthony finishes up Colossians by going through four questions about God's mission that he felt the text compels us to ask.

Anthony takes us through a tough passage where Paul and Timothy speak to slaves and masters. What do we do with texts like this? How do we understand them? Does God speak through these kinds of passages today?

Anthony takes some time to talk about how crucial love is to parenting in the Christian family.

Anthony takes us through Paul's commands to wives and husbands. What is God trying to speak to our marriages? Why are Paul's words hard for us to hear? We take some time to talk through both of those ideas.

Luke Simmons takes us through what God's vision is for who we authentically are.

Anthony takes us through three things that need to matter for the church. Our union with Jesus, our thinking, and knowing where we are in the story of God matters.

Rand Habegger takes us through a wonderful passage that shows us all we have in Christ. In Christ we have our foundation, and our freedom from worldly philosophy, sin, spiritual enemies, and legalism!

Today we look at four ways Paul labored for the church. We see he has a labor of suffering, a labor of the word, a labor towards maturity, and a labor of love.

Today we looked at an ancient hymn or poem found in Colossians 1. It speaks to us in a way that gives us a bigger vision of who Jesus is. We take some time to look at some of those things the hymn tells us about Jesus in hopes that our view of Jesus grows. 

We open up the letter to the Colossians looking at a prayer of thanksgiving, a prayer for wisdom, and all sorts of encouragement and formation by the Gospel.

This Easter, Anthony has us try to see more about the resurrection than we have. We look at what God is doing in history, the powers that have been defeated, and where we can find hope.

We take one last look at the Gospel of John. Jesus commands Peter and us to follow him. We also reflect on Jesus' "I am" statements, as well as his call to us to become foot washers with him.

Pastor Rochto walks us through Peter's restoration. We see the gentle and firm kindness of Jesus.

Pastor Seth takes us through Jesus' interaction with Thomas. Seth does an amazing job shepherding us through doubt, and teaching us about doubt. 

Anthony takes us through a passage in which the resurrected Jesus appears to some of the disciples and tells them that he is now sending them into the world as he was sent by his father.

Anthony takes us through the scenes of the empty tomb. We get to watch this wonderful conversation unfold between Mary Magdalene and Jesus. We learn that the resurrection changes everything.

Anthony takes us through Jesus' burial scene. We get to watch two unlikely people bury Jesus and then see what this passage teaches us.

Tyler James takes us through Jesus' final words on the cross.

Anthony takes us through the scenes leading up to the crucifixion. What we see is the inadvertent coronation and ironic display of the true king of the world. We take time to look at that king.

Sandy Mason takes us through the great substitution story found in all four gospels, where the crowd picks Barabbas over Jesus.

Pastor Anthony takes us through an incredible conversation that Jesus has with Pilate. Jesus is put under a magnifying glass as we look at this conversation.

Pastor Anthony encourages us to look at Jesus as he's getting arrested. In this sermon his goal is that we would see more clearly who Jesus is, and his hope is that we would come to love Jesus more because of it.

Pastor Keith from Tucson takes us through Jesus' prayer for the church to be united.

John Pope takes us through how Jesus prays protection, purity, and purpose over his disciples.