SERMON: They They May Be One

SERMON: What Christians Wear

What does genuine Christian transformation actually look like? In this message from Colossians 3, Josh Watkins explores Paul's command to "clothe yourselves" with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, patience, forgiveness, and love. Rather than simply trying harder to become better people, we're reminded that real change happens when Christ rules our hearts. If you've ever struggled to know whether you're growing spiritually, this episode offers three practical tests that reveal who is truly sitting on the throne of your life.

BIBLE CLASS: The Faith That Never Lets Go

What does "great faith" actually look like? In this Bible class, Greg Childers explores two powerful Gospel accounts that reveal the heart of biblical faith. Through the Roman centurion and the Syrophoenician woman, we discover that genuine faith is humble, persistent, obedient, and completely confident in the authority of Jesus. Join us as we learn how "second mile faith" continues to shape the lives of God's people today.

SERMON: Where Is Your Compass Pointing?

Where is your life headed? In this sermon from Colossians 3:1-4, Josh Watkins explores how our attention shapes our direction. Using the illustration of a compass, he reminds us that what captures our hearts and minds ultimately determines the course of our lives. Instead of becoming distracted by the temporary things of this world, Christians are called to fix their hearts and minds on Christ, who is both our destination and our life. Scripture: Colossians 3:1-4

BIBLE CLASS: Kingdom Priorities

What should come first in the life of a disciple? In this study from Matthew 6–7, Greg Childers examines Jesus' teaching on kingdom priorities. From giving in secret and meaningful prayer to forgiveness, fasting, and the Golden Rule, this class reminds us that following Christ begins with a transformed heart that seeks God's kingdom above everything else. Scripture: Matthew 6–7

SERMON: Finding Fullness in Christ

The world constantly tells us that we're missing something—that fulfillment is found in success, relationships, possessions, or the next great experience. In this sermon from Colossians 2:6-10, Josh Watkins reminds us that the believer's fullness is found completely in Christ. Instead of chasing "more," we're called to become deeply rooted in Jesus, growing in faith, gratitude, and confidence that He is enough. Scripture: Colossians 2:6-10