We exist to Live, Teach, and Tell The Gospel that all might encounter the living God.
Our vision is to be a church where every member is empowered by the Holy Spirit to be engaged in ministry, and to fulfill their unique calling.
In Colossians 2:8-10, Paul warns the church not to be taken captive by hollow and deceptive philosophies that pull us away from the truth of Jesus Christ. In a world full of competing ideas and shifting definitions of truth, how can we remain grounded in our faith?This message challenges us to let Christ shape our understanding of the world rather than allowing the culture to shape our understanding of Christ. By grounding ourselves in Scripture, growing in our relationship with Jesus, and speaking the truth in love, we can stand firm against teachings that lead us away from the gospel.We don’t need to chase every new idea or search for a different foundation. The fullness of God is found in Christ, and our calling is to hold fast to Him.Scripture: Colossians 2:8-10
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5 Oct 2026
A Powerful Church
What does a powerful church look like? In Colossians 2:1–7, Paul describes a church that is courageous in faith, united in love, growing in understanding, and deeply rooted in Christ.This message explores what it means to continue walking with Jesus, allowing our roots to grow deep so we can remain faithful through trials and resist the temptation to drift. As we grow deeper in Christ, our lives should also overflow with thankfulness.A powerful church is rooted in Christ, united in love, courageous in faith, and overflowing with gratitude. That is the kind of church God calls us to be.Scripture: Colossians 2:1–7
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28 Sept 2026
Reconciled To Respond
What does it mean that Jesus is Lord of all? In Colossians 1:19 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JleplyjxRus&t=79s)–23, Paul reminds the church that Jesus is fully God and fully man, that He gave His physical body and blood on the cross, and that through His death we can be reconciled to God.This message explores the depth of that reconciliation and the call to remain firmly grounded in the gospel. We do not outgrow the gospel. Instead, we grow deeper into it as we remember who Christ is, what He has done, and what He has called us to be.Because Christ has reconciled us to God, He now lives in us and works through us. We are called to embrace the cost of following Jesus, proclaim Him to others, serve His church, and live as a visible testimony of the hope of glory found in Christ.As we remember Jesus through the Lord’s Supper, we are reminded that Jesus is Lord of all, Lord of our thoughts, and Lord of our service each day.
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