- Sep 13, 2026Spiritual Wardrobe Overhaul (2) (Colossians 3.12-17)
- Sep 6, 2026Spiritual Wardrobe Overhaul (Colossians 3.1-11)
- Aug 30, 2026…but they won’t change your heart (Colossians 2:16-23)
- Aug 23, 2026Stay Focused (Colossians 2:6-15)
- Aug 16, 2026One Goal (Colossians 1.24-2.5)
- Aug 9, 2026“What does it really matter?” (Colossians 1.15-23)
- Aug 2, 2026Encouraged through Prayer (Colossians 1.9-14)
- Jul 26, 2026Regular People living Real Life (Colossians 1.108)
- Jul 19, 2026The Secret of Contentment (Philippians 4.10-20)
- Jul 12, 2026Unshaken (Psalm 15)
- Jul 5, 2026Our Source of Peace (Philippians 4.1-9)
- Jun 28, 2026Living and Mature Citizens in God’s Kingdom (Philippians 3:15-21)
- Jun 21, 2026“Too Soon to Quit” (Philippians 3.12-14)
- Jun 14, 2026What Really Matters (Philippians 3.1-11)
- Jun 7, 2026Showing Up (Philippians 2.19-30)

In part two of this sermon, we find Paul instructing the Colossian church regarding the "spiritual clothing" that is essential to their spiritual wardrobe.
Paul reminds his readers and all of us that God expects radical change in our spiritual wardrobe as we grow in our relationship with Jesus.
In this section, Paul defines through example what "hollow and deceitful philosophies based on human tradition" look like.
Paul challenges us to live our lives focused on the fact that Jesus Christ is truly the Lord of our lives.
The Apostle Paul cared deeply about the people to whom he was writing. In this section of Colossians, we discover one clear goal he has for any local church.
In a brief description of who Jesus Christ is, Paul gives his original readers and all of us one of the most comprehensive sketches of fullness of the deity of Jesus.
In Paul's brief recounting of how he prays for the Colossian Church, we find instruction and encouragement on how we can pray for others and who God wants us to be as we follow Jesus.
As we begin our series in Colossians, Pastor Scott reminds us that God uses regular people to do His Work.
As Paul wraps up his letter to the Philippian Church, he not only thanks them for their financial gift, but leaves us with a life lesson on true contentment.
Guest speaker Scott Lilly walks us through 10 characteristics we should each strive for as we live our lives in our community
In a plea for unity in the Philippian Church, Paul reminds his readers, that God is our source of peace which in turn is a foundation for oneness.
Paul challenges his readers to understand that maturity in Christ is reflected in an understanding that you have not yet arrived, but still keep growing.
In this section, Paul reminds all of us that the "race" we are in for Jesus is far from over and it is always too soon to quit.
In this very familiar part of Philippians, the Apostle Paul gives the readers and us a stark contrast between what we often think matters and what really matters most.
n a brief description of the value of Timothy and Epaphroditus, Paul reveals to us the power of just showing up. We each need to show up and be faithful to that which God has called us.