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They started off with the truth of Jesus Christ, but, over time, went off course. That’s the story of the believers in the New Testament city of Colosse, and it’s also the story of many here in 21st century America. Bad things can happen when we go to the wrong church or listen to the wrong Bible teacher. Sooner or later, unbiblical teaching negatively affects how we think and act. If you’re interested in the truth of Scripture then join us as we take the blinders off by going through the letter known as Colossians. Today: The ministry. (Colossians 1:24 - 2:7)

They started off with the truth of Jesus Christ, but, over time, went off course. That’s the story of the believers in the New Testament city of Colosse, and it’s also the story of many here in 21st century America. Bad things can happen when we go to the wrong church or listen to the wrong Bible teacher. Sooner or later, unbiblical teaching negatively affects how we think and act. If you’re interested in the truth of Scripture then join us as we take the blinders off by going through the letter known as Colossians. Today: The Christ. (Colossians 1:15-23)

What will our legacy in this life be? As we’ll see, the Lord hopes that a big part of what we’ll leave behind once we’re gone are spiritually mature children and grandchildren. But that won’t just happen—chances are it will take a great deal of diligence and intentionality on our part. Do we want future generations to love and obey our great God? Then we better get busy. (Deuteronomy 6:1-9)

They started off with the truth of Jesus Christ, but, over time, went off course. That’s the story of the believers in the New Testament city of Colosse, and it’s also the story of many here in 21st century America. Bad things can happen when we go to the wrong church or listen to the wrong Bible teacher. Sooner or later, unbiblical teaching negatively affects how we think and act. If you’re interested in the truth of Scripture then join us as we take the blinders off by going through the letter known as Colossians. Today: The prayer. (Colossians 1:3-14)

The death, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ are critical to the Christian faith. In April we’ve looked at His trial before the Roman governor, the crucifixion and His death. Today, however, we will read about the most important event in human history: Jesus’ resurrection. (Luke 24:1-2, 36-49)

The death, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ are critical to the Christian faith. Join us as we examine what the Bible teaches about what happened in the final hours of Christ’s life here on earth, as well as what happened shortly after His death. Whether you’re new to the faith, a long-time believer or just fact-finding, this will be a series you won’t want to miss. Today: His death. (Matthew 27:45-61)

The death, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ are critical to the Christian faith. Join us as we examine what the Bible teaches about what happened in the final hours of Christ’s life here on earth, as well as what happened shortly after His death. Whether you’re new to the faith, a long-time believer or just fact-finding, this will be a series you won’t want to miss. Today: His crucifixion. (Matthew 27:27-44)

The death, burial and resurrection of Jesus Christ are critical to the Christian faith. Join us as we examine what the Bible teaches about what happened in the final hours of Christ’s life here on earth, as well as what happened shortly after His death. Whether you’re new to the faith, a long-time believer or just fact-finding, this will be a series you won’t want to miss. Today: His trial. (Matthew 27:11-31)

A good way to guard the heart is to read through the Psalms. In addition to being divine poetry originally put to music, they are also unique in how they address the full gamut of human emotions and felt needs. Fear, guilt, discouragement, envy, anger, you name it the Psalmists address it. If you want an honest assessment of what you’re feeling, as well as an honest assessment on what you need to do, the Psalms is the place to go. Today: Repentance. (Psalm 51)

A good way to guard the heart is to read through the Psalms. In addition to being divine poetry originally put to music, they are also unique in how they address the full gamut of human emotions and felt needs. Fear, guilt, discouragement, envy, anger, you name it the Psalmists address it. If you want an honest assessment of what you’re feeling, as well as an honest assessment on what you need to do, the Psalms is the place to go. Today: Justice. (Psalm 37)

A good way to guard the heart is to read through the Psalms. In addition to being divine poetry originally put to music, they are also unique in how they address the full gamut of human emotions and felt needs. Fear, guilt, discouragement, envy, anger, you name it the Psalmists address it. If you want an honest assessment of what you’re feeling, as well as an honest assessment on what you need to do, the Psalms is the place to go. Today: Trust. (Psalm 23)

A good way to guard the heart is to read through the Psalms. In addition to being divine poetry originally put to music, they are also unique in how they address the full gamut of human emotions and felt needs. Fear, guilt, discouragement, envy, anger, you name it the Psalmists address it. If you want an honest assessment of what you’re feeling, as well as an honest assessment on what you need to do, the Psalms is the place to go. Today: Paths. (Psalm 1)

“All Scripture is God-breathed,” and that includes the Old Testament. In addition to providing a firm foundation for our faith and a God-honoring worldview, it contains some of the most well-known stories of the Christian faith. Join us as we re-visit ancient texts such as creation, Adam and Eve, Noah and the ark and more. As we’ll discover, the stories are not only historically true but—surprisingly—have practical relevance in our lives today. Today: Joseph & Potiphar’s wife (Genesis 39:1-23)

“All Scripture is God-breathed,” and that includes the Old Testament. In addition to providing a firm foundation for our faith and a God-honoring worldview, it contains some of the most well-known stories of the Christian faith. Join us as we re-visit ancient texts such as creation, Adam and Eve, Noah and the ark and more. As we’ll discover, the stories are not only historically true but—surprisingly—have practical relevance in our lives today. Today: Abraham & Isaac. (Genesis 22:1-18)

“All Scripture is God-breathed,” and that includes the Old Testament. In addition to providing a firm foundation for our faith and a God-honoring worldview, it contains some of the most well-known stories of the Christian faith. Join us as we re-visit ancient texts such as creation, Adam and Eve, Noah and the ark and more. As we’ll discover, the stories are not only historically true but—surprisingly—have practical relevance in our lives today. Today: Sodom & Gomorrah (Genesis 19)

“All Scripture is God-breathed,” and that includes the Old Testament. In addition to providing a firm foundation for our faith and a God-honoring worldview, it contains some of the most well-known stories of the Christian faith. Join us as we re-visit ancient texts such as creation, Adam and Eve, Noah and the ark and more. As we’ll discover, the stories are not only historically true but—surprisingly—have practical relevance in our lives today. Today: The flood. (Genesis 6-8)

“All Scripture is God-breathed,” and that includes the Old Testament. In addition to providing a firm foundation for our faith and a God-honoring worldview, it contains some of the most well-known stories of the Christian faith. Join us as we re-visit ancient texts such as creation, Adam and Eve, Noah and the ark and more. As we’ll discover, the stories are not only historically true but—perhaps surprisingly—have practical relevance in our lives today. Today: The fall. (Genesis 3)

“All Scripture is God-breathed,” and that includes the Old Testament. In addition to providing a firm foundation for our faith and a God-honoring worldview, it contains some of the most well-known stories of the Christian faith. Join us as we re-visit ancient texts such as creation, Adam and Eve, Noah and the ark and more. As we’ll discover, the stories are not only historically true but—surprisingly—have practical relevance in our lives today. Today: Adam and Eve. (Genesis 2:7-8, 15, 18-24)

“All Scripture is God-breathed,” and that includes the Old Testament. In addition to providing a firm foundation for our faith and a God-honoring worldview, it contains some of the most well-known stories of the Christian faith. Join us as we re-visit ancient texts such as creation, Adam and Eve, Noah and the ark and more. As we’ll discover, the stories are not only historically true but—perhaps surprisingly—have practical relevance in our lives today. Today: Creation. (Gen 1:1 - 2:3)

King Solomon—the wisest person to ever live and the author of most of Proverbs—says “above all else, guard your heart.” In other words, there is no higher priority when it comes to living godly lives. Guarding the heart is the key. But what does it mean and how do we do it? Join us as we learn the secret to living fruitful and productive lives that please our heavenly Father. Today: Live by the Spirit. (Galatians 5:16-26)