Sunday Morning
Join us for our weekly Lord’s day services.
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Living the Worthy Life (Part 2)
Colossians 1:9-12 After Paul prays for the Colossians’ “suitable conduct,” he begins to details what this consists of. He provides four marks of a pleasing, worthy life. -
Living the Worthy Life (Part 1)
Colossians 1:9-12 The content of Paul’s prayer for the Colossians reveals two requests that we likewise are to make when it comes to praying for the needs of others. We should pray for profound knowledge and suitable conduct. -
The Power of the Gospel (Part 2)
Colossians 1:3-8 The message of the sovereign work of God in saving man is brought to the forefront. Knowing that the gospel is truth in its very essence should give us confidence to proclaim and live it. It is not only individually effective, but universally effective.Series: Colossians (2007) -
The Power of the Gospel (Part 1)
Colossians 1:3-8 The Colossians were thankful for the power of the gospel. The gospel is God’s one and only vehicle thought which men and women can come to find forgiveness for their sin, new life here on this earth, and life eternally in heaven when they die. It is effective for changing individuals. -
The Miracle in the Valley
Colossians 1:1-2 Colossians is impossible to read without realizing the glory that Christ possesses — the theme of the book is the preeminence of Christ. In the salutation, we note three important observations that set the tone for the letter. -
A Biblical View of Church Leadership (Part 3)
1 Timothy 3:1-13, Titus 1:5-9 An elder should have the qualifications of a godly general lifestyle, ability to influence, spiritual maturity, and giftedness to teach. -
A Biblical View of Church Leadership (Part 2)
1 Timothy 3:1-13, Titus 1:5-9 God’s standards for leadership in the church are high. The qualifications necessary to serve in the church in the role of an elder are summarized in this: he is to be a godly man. -
A Biblical View of Church Leadership (Part 1)
1 Timothy 3:1-13, Titus 1:5-9 It is clear in the New Testament that churches are to be led by a plurality of elders who are assisted by servant deacons so that they can devote themselves to the ministry of the Word and prayer. There are three aspects to this topic, including the necessity and function of elders. -
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