Messages and Media
from Colossians 3:1-11
In this seven week series we journey through Paul’s letter to the church in Colossae. At the core of Paul’s encouragement and instruction is his unwavering conviction that Jesus is supreme above all things…and that truth ought to reshape the way we live, the things we pursue, our understanding of what it means to live out our faith, and the way we interact with others. Who is Jesus to you??
w/ Vern Collins
from Colossians 2:6-15
In this seven week series we journey through Paul’s letter to the church in Colossae. At the core of Paul’s encouragement and instruction is his unwavering conviction that Jesus is supreme above all things…and that truth ought to reshape the way we live, the things we pursue, our understanding of what it means to live out our faith, and the way we interact with others. Who is Jesus to you??
w/ Ben Fitzgerald
from Colossians 1:15-23
In this seven week series we journey through Paul’s letter to the church in Colossae. At the core of Paul’s encouragement and instruction is his unwavering conviction that Jesus is supreme above all things…and that truth ought to reshape the way we live, the things we pursue, our understanding of what it means to live out our faith, and the way we interact with others. Who is Jesus to you??
w/ Vern Collins
from Colossians 1:9-14
In this seven week series we journey through Paul’s letter to the church in Colossae. At the core of Paul’s encouragement and instruction is his unwavering conviction that Jesus is supreme above all things…and that truth ought to reshape the way we live, the things we pursue, our understanding of what it means to live out our faith, and the way we interact with others. Who is Jesus to you??
w/ Vern Collins
from Deuteronomy 6:1-12
What would change about your life if you responded to the love OF God with a love FOR God that encompassed every part of your life? What is holding you back? What might your next step be?
w/ Vern Collins
from Acts 2:1-21
The coming of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost is a defining moment in the life of the church. If the Holy Spirit is indeed still present and moving, what might that mean, what might that look like, and how might we be a part of it?
w/ Vern Collins
from Acts 9:1-22
The decision to leave their nets and follow Jesus did not come without a cost for the disciples…but a cost that is worth every bit of what will be left behind in order to experience the fullness of all that life spent walking with Jesus means.
w/ Vern Collins
from John 21:1-14
The decision to leave their nets and follow Jesus did not come without a cost for the disciples…but a cost that is worth every bit of what will be left behind in order to experience the fullness of all that life spent walking with Jesus means.
w/ Vern Collins
from Mark 1:16-20
The decision to leave their nets and follow Jesus did not come without a cost for the disciples…but a cost that is worth every bit of what will be left behind in order to experience the fullness of all that life spent walking with Jesus means.
w/ Ed Glaize
from Mark 16:9-15
The hope of the resurrection and the call to respond is not relegated to a single day…to a moment of remembrance and celebration once a year. It is a call to realize that an empty tomb means for us a Savior Who is Alive and at work in our midst.
w/ Vern Collins
from Luke 24:13-35
The hope of the resurrection and the call to respond is not relegated to a single day…to a moment of remembrance and celebration once a year. It is a call to realize that an empty tomb means for us a Savior Who is Alive and at work in our midst.
w/ Ben Fitzgerald
from Mark 2:1-12
Combined Worship Gathering-A Healing Service
These words by Jospeh M. Martin beautifully express both our longing for healing and the hope we find in the One Who is able:
The Healing Place
“There is a longing in the soul; a search for peace and rest, a wound that longs to be made whole, an aching need, an endless quest. Come to the healing place…Though we have many doubts and fears, our lives are filled with pain. We learn to see through falling tears, and then we dare to dream again…When prayers are met with silence, when hope gives way to grief; when trials and tribulations challenge your belief. reach out and touch His mercy; trust in His Word of hope. Your miracle is waiting. You are not alone. There is a place of full release, near to the heart of God; a place where all is joy and peace, near to the loving heart of God. Come to the house of grace. Jesus is waiting. Jesus is willing. Come, and be restored.”
w/ Ed Glaize
from John 20:24-31
Lent has ended. The Cross stained…the Tomb EMPTY… but still, we are invited to the hopeful reality that He would allow Himself to be subjected to the powers of this world, to the frailty of humanity, to the evil that is at work in this world. We are invited in this season to consider our own frailty, our own weakness…to come to the end of ourselves and hear the invitation of the One Who overcame our weakness as He calls to Himself all Who are weary and heavy laden…the invitation to those who bear wounds to encounter the One risen with wounds…to find hope in the invitation of the Wounded Healer.
w/ Vern Collins
from Matthew 21:1-11
We find ourselves now in the season of Lent. This is a season of 40 days in which we are invited to consider the humility of Jesus…that He would allow Himself to be subjected to the powers of this world, to the frailty of humanity, to the evil that is at work in this world. We are invited in this season to consider our own frailty, our own weakness…to come to the end of ourselves and hear the invitation of the One Who overcame our weakness as He calls to Himself all Who are weary and heavy laden…
w/ Vern Collins
from Matthew 20:20-28
We find ourselves now in the season of Lent. This is a season of 40 days in which we are invited to consider the humility of Jesus…that He would allow Himself to be subjected to the powers of this world, to the frailty of humanity, to the evil that is at work in this world. We are invited in this season to consider our own frailty, our own weakness…to come to the end of ourselves and hear the invitation of the One Who overcame our weakness as He calls to Himself all Who are weary and heavy laden…
w/ Ed Glaize
from Luke 5:27-32
We find ourselves now in the season of Lent. This is a season of 40 days in which we are invited to consider the humility of Jesus…that He would allow Himself to be subjected to the powers of this world, to the frailty of humanity, to the evil that is at work in this world. We are invited in this season to consider our own frailty, our own weakness…to come to the end of ourselves and hear the invitation of the One Who overcame our weakness as He calls to Himself all Who are weary and heavy laden…
w/ Vern Collins
from Matthew 3:13-17
We find ourselves now in the season of Lent. This is a season of 40 days in which we are invited to consider the humility of Jesus…that He would allow Himself to be subjected to the powers of this world, to the frailty of humanity, to the evil that is at work in this world. We are invited in this season to consider our own frailty, our own weakness…to come to the end of ourselves and hear the invitation of the One Who overcame our weakness as He calls to Himself all Who are weary and heavy laden…
w/ Eric Heistand
from John 1:14
We find ourselves now in the season of Lent. This is a season of 40 days in which we are invited to consider the humility of Jesus…that He would allow Himself to be subjected to the powers of this world, to the frailty of humanity, to the evil that is at work in this world. We are invited in this season to consider our own frailty, our own weakness…to come to the end of ourselves and hear the invitation of the One Who overcame our weakness as He calls to Himself all Who are weary and heavy laden…
w/ Vern Collins
from John 1:1-4
We find ourselves now in the season of Lent. This is a season of 40 days in which we are invited to consider the humility of Jesus…that He would allow Himself to be subjected to the powers of this world, to the frailty of humanity, to the evil that is at work in this world. We are invited in this season to consider our own frailty, our own weakness…to come to the end of ourselves and hear the invitation of the One Who overcame our weakness as He calls to Himself all Who are weary and heavy laden…
w/ Vern Collins
from Philippians 2:5b-8
Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of the season of Lent. This is a season of 40 days in which we are invited to consider the humility of Jesus…that He would allow Himself to be subjected to the powers of this world, to the frailty of humanity, to the evil that is at work in this world. We are invited in this season to consider our own frailty, our own weakness…to come to the end of ourselves and hear the invitation of the One Who overcame our weakness as He calls to Himself all Who are weary and heavy laden…
w/ Vern Collins
