Sermons

Have you experienced the heartbreak of relational failure? This week we’ll look at “the woman at the well,” a nameless woman who knew repeated relational failure. How did Jesus relate to her? What was He trying to do for her, and build in her?

Jesus loves people far and wide. He loves the ones who are far from Him, and loves the ones who are near. He has tasked His people with reaching the lost. One of his most well-known parables is the parable of the soils. It is a metaphor for some of the dynamics that go on…

Be wise in the way you act toward outsiders; make the most of every opportunity.  Let your conversation be always full of grace, seasoned with salt, so that you may know how to answer everyone. When we think about sharing our faith, we usually go in the wrong direction right at the beginning.. .

This week, we’ll look at the workplace, through the lenses of Paul’s words to masters and slaves. More on work, tomorrow. As to slavery, the bible, at no point, ever endorses slavery as a divine ordinance in the same way as marriage, the family, the Sabbath, or government. Also, slavery is not pleasing to God. No…

We all have duties in life. Husbands, wives, even children. This week looks at the different duties we have, and how they relate to one another.  This week’s verses are very short instructions for marriage and parenting.  We will look at what Paul says in Colossians.

Colossians 1 and 2 describe Christ as the Object of our faith.  Colossians 3 has a lot to say about our vision and our values. Colossians 3:1 “In view of the fact, therefore, that you were raised with Christ, the things above be constantly seeking, where Christ is, on the right hand of God, seated.”