
September 20, 2026
Series: Colossians
Paul wrote to a flourishing church that false teachers were… read more

September 6, 2026
Series: Colossians
If Paul’s job is to make the “mystery of Christ”… read more

August 30, 2026
Series: Colossians
In today’s text, Paul makes some interesting statements about how… read more

May 24, 2026
Series: Colossians
The beginning of Colossians 3 is what is known as… read more

March 29, 2026
Series: Colossians
The Gospel is the announcement of what Jesus did to… read more

January 18, 2026
Series: Colossians
Paul’s address of concerns in the book of Colossians reveals… read more

January 11, 2026
Series: Colossians
Colossians is a letter written by the Apostle Paul to… read more
July 6, 2025
Series: Philippians
Philippians 3:12-16 explores Paul’s understanding of what truly matters in… read more
February 23, 2025
Series: Philippians
From prison in Rome, Paul writes about how his imprisonment… read more
February 2, 2025
Series: Philippians
Today we will explore the theme of true Christian joy… read more
January 12, 2025
Series: Philippians
As we start this series looking at the letter to… read more
August 4, 2024
Series: 1 Timothy
1 Tim 3:16 is a short poem that is full… read more

July 21, 2024
Series: 1 Timothy
Doctrine is about what God has handed down to us—ultimately… read more
July 14, 2024
Series: 1 Timothy
Paul writes what he does in 1 Timothy because he… read more

July 7, 2024
Series: 1 Timothy
In the first part of Paul’s letter, he doesn’t talk… read more
June 16, 2024
Series: Ephesians
“As Paul rounds out the book of Ephesians, he ends with the word “finally.” He has one more thing of vital importance he wants to tell the Ephesians (and by extension, us): Eph 6:10-11 “Finally, be strong in the Lord and in his mighty power. Put on the full armor of God, so that you can take your stand against the devil’s schemes.””
January 14, 2024
Series: Ephesians
” ‘To the saints who are in Ephesus, and are faithful in Christ Jesus,’ is to whom the letter of Ephesians is addressed. The letter itself is written in a more formal way than some of Paul’s other writings, which tend to have a rapid-fire pace. Ephesians has a trajectory to it that shows us salvation from God’s point of view in Chapter One, salvation from a human point of view in Chapter Two, and how those both come together in Chapter Three.”