In this message from our series in Colossians, we dig into the Christ hymn of Colossians 1:15–20, one of the richest descriptions of Jesus in all of Scripture.

Most of us want to live with purpose, but days slip into weeks and weeks into years, and we wonder where the time went. We explore what it might mean to slow down, listen, and live in a way that brings real joy.

A look at Mark 3:20-35, where Jesus is accused by the religious leaders of casting out demons by the power of Satan — and his response about a house divided against itself. This teaching connects that passage to the pull of allegiance and identity in our own political and cultural moment, and to Jesus' redefinition of family: “Whoever does God's will is my brother and sister and mother.”

Drawing from Matthew 5:13–16, this homecoming message casts a vision for what it looks like when a local church takes seriously its call to be salt and light — not through one big event, but through a decade of consistent, Spirit-led ministry to children, youth, and families.

Exploring the Church of God perspective on the end-times. Pastor Nathan offers some insights on how to read the book of Revelation and contrasts the Amillenial view with the Premillenial view of the end-times.