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In Colossians 3, Paul continues the theme of the supremacy of Jesus Christ and His sufficient work in our lives. In fact Paul takes it to another level by proclaiming that when we put our faith in Jesus, our lives are hidden with Christ. In light of this joyful assurance we are called to seek the things that are above and to live as the true citizens of God’s glorious kingdom.
The Fifth Sunday of EpiphanyThe 10:00 a.m. service includes a nursery for infants to 4 years old and a children's sermon. Come early and stay after service for coffee and snacks in the Fellowship Hall. We hope to see you!Watch the Livestream of the service by using...
In Colossians Chapter 2, Paul emphasizes the personal nature of Christ’s supremacy. Jesus is not only supreme over eternity, creation, and the church, but also over our lives. Paul urges us to walk in Jesus as needy beggars, receiving grace and the security of having our lives governed by His supremacy.
The Fourth Sunday of EpiphanyThe 10:00 a.m. service includes a nursery for infants to 4 years old and a children's sermon. Come early and stay after service for coffee and snacks in the Fellowship Hall. We hope to see you!Watch the Livestream of the service by using...
Our suffering can become a window into the immense love God has for us!
Third Sunday of EpiphanyThe 10:00 a.m. service includes a nursery for infants to 4 years old and a children's sermon. Come early and stay after service for coffee and snacks in the Fellowship Hall. We hope to see you!Watch the Livestream of the service by using the...
Paul presents a clear, well-reasoned case for the supremacy of Jesus Christ. Knowing about His supremacy doesn’t make Him supreme in our lives; our insecurities stem from trying to make ourselves supreme, knowing we can’t save ourselves. What truly draws us to Jesus is understanding that He uses His supremacy for us out of love.
Second Sunday of EpiphanyThe 10:00 a.m. service includes a nursery for infants to 4 years old and a children's sermon. Come early and stay after service for coffee and snacks in the Fellowship Hall. We hope to see you!Watch the Livestream of the service by using the...
Insecurity manifests as self-doubt or overconfidence, making us prone to false truths or proving our knowledge. The Colossians faced similar issues, and Apostle Paul urged them to find security in Christ alone. Jesus, as the fullness of God, offers grace and mercy, making us beloved children of God. This security frees us from false teachings and pride, supporting our souls and Christ’s mission.