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The New You - Week 5 - Breaking Free

What difference does following Jesus make?  Today in the next part of our series, Pastor Ed helps us to see 2 areas of the old life Paul goes after.  Sex and Rage.

The New You - Week 4 - Staying on the Path

Jesus plus anything ruins everything.  Paul wanted the Colossians to understand this truth.  So what do you add to Jesus?

Pastor Ryan - Matthew 11:28

Listen today as Pastor Ryan shares from Matthew 11:28

The New You - Week 3 - Serving and Suffering

“They are new believers in the city of Colossae who have been led to Jesus by Paul’s companion Epaphras. He wants their new but fragile faith to continue to grow and produce spiritual fruit. There’s an important detail we’ll be looking at today that is vital to understanding the words of this letter. It has to do with where Paul is when he writes. He’s in prison and he’s there because of his work in spreading the Good News about Jesus. These are words from someone who is suffering as he serves.

 

The New You - Week 2 - Christ at the Center

What or who is at the center of your life?  Today in our study through Colossians we will see that Paul makes the case for Christ to be the Center of our lives.

The New You - Week 1 The Right Path

New Faith is fragile and vulnerable.  Paul understands this and begins this letter to the Colossians with Thankfulness and Prayer. 

Christmas Eve at ICU

The Christmas story is beautiful on the surface and beneath there are some amazing circumstances.  How are your circumstances this year?  What if God wanted to use your circumstances to do something great in your life?

Who Needs Christmas - Week 3 - We do

Christmas is far more about freedom then forgiveness.  Jesus came to save us from our sins. 

Who Needs Christmas - Week 2 - God did

Not only did the world need Christmas but God needed Christmas.  He needed to show how much He loved us.  

Who Needs Christmas - Week 1 - The World

Christmas has a backstory.  2,000 years before Joseph, Mary, and Bethlehem there was Abraham.  Today we remember that God always keeps his promises.