This message from Colossians 3 reminds us that following Jesus means taking off the old self and putting on the new—like changing clothes to match a new identity. Baptism paints that picture vividly: we are buried with Christ and raised into a new life where His love, peace, and character now define us. The Christian life isn’t about behavior modification, but identity transformation—living every day as people clothed in Christ.

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Jesus is fully God, who fully saves, and truly fills. Only in Him do we find the lasting freedom, forgiveness, and satisfaction. Join us in Colossians 2 as we seek the true fulfillment our hearts are searching for and identify hollow, deceptive substitutes.

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Spiritual maturity isn’t about what you achieve, it’s about who you receive. Colossians teaches about growth that comes not from striving but from being deeply rooted in Christ. Join us as we discuss what it looks like to be formed more into the image of Jesus.

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At times it can feel like the very seams of life are coming undone—yet, we weren’t meant to hold it all together. Colossians 1 offers a powerful truth: in Christ, all things hold together. He is the source of creation and the One who sustains everything. Join us as we consider what it means to stop striving and re-center our lives on the supremacy of Jesus, who is not just a priority, but the very foundation of it all.

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Does faith ever feel fruitless? In Colossians 1, we are reminded that spiritual fruit comes from staying rooted in the Gospel. Join us as we consider what is growing in our lives and how we can cultivate a life of lasting fruit.

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She came with questions. She left with wisdom… The Queen of Sheba’s journey wasn’t just about getting answers—it was about what happens when curiosity meets the presence of God.

The Kingdom still responds to the curious. And the door is wide open.

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Hagar was overlooked, used, and cast aside. Alone in the wilderness, afraid and forgotten, she was met by the God who sees—not for what she could offer, but for who she truly was. He heard her cries, spoke her name, and gave her a future. That same God still meets the outsiders, the overlooked, and the unheard.

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God sends Elijah not to the faithful or the powerful—but to a poor, Gentile widow in enemy territory. Why? Because His mercy knows no borders. God sees the outsider, works through the overlooked, and invites us to trust Him—even when our jars feel empty.

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