Connections

What does it mean to "put on" or "clothe yourself" with the character of Christ? In this series, we journey through Colossians 3:12-17, exploring Paul's vision of a life transformed by compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, patience, bearing with one another, forgiveness, love, peace, and gratitude. Far more than moral ideals, these virtues are the very character of Jesus being formed in his people through the Holy Spirit. Join us today as we look at the virtue of love, and how the ancient words of hesed and agape can reshape our relationships, our churches, and our everyday life. 

Paul considered the people with him as co-workers.  They were united in their devotion to Christ not in their own personal positions.

What does it really mean to "put on" the character of Christ? In this series, we journey through Colossians 3:12–15, exploring Paul's vision of a life transformed by compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, patience, forgiveness, love, and peace. Far more than moral ideals, these virtues are the very character of Jesus being formed in his people through the Holy Spirit. Join us today as we look at the virtue of forgiveness and how these ancient words can reshape our relationships, our churches, and our everyday lives.

Christian faith doesn't happen in a flash it is a journey.  Just as the Israelites journeyed in the wilderness Paul encourages us to continue to allow our faith to grow.  Unlike the Israelites though, he asks us to grow without the crumbling.

What does it really mean to "put on" the character of Christ? In this series, we journey through Colossians 3:12–15, exploring Paul's vision of a life transformed by compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, patience, forgiveness, love, and peace. Far more than moral ideals, these virtues are the very character of Jesus being formed in his people through the Holy Spirit. Join us today as we look at the virtue of bearing with one another and how these ancient words can reshape our relationships, our churches, and our everyday lives.

The Christian Life is meant to be lived in unity not uniformity.  We all have different backgrounds, different personalities and come from different environments.  We are not the same.  But we have the same God and living in Him brings us all together not apart.  That is the unifying purpose He has brought us to.  Let us rejoice!

We begin a wonderful conversation with Mark Fee of First Loved Ministries. We talk about the impact of sermons, the difficulty of words, and the deep meanings and mistranslations of many words, like discipleship and fellowship, that shape or misshape our faith.

What does it really mean to "put on" the character of Christ? In this series, we journey through Colossians 3:12–15, exploring Paul's vision of a life transformed by compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, patience, forgiveness, love, and peace. Far more than moral ideals, these virtues are the very character of Jesus being formed in his people through the Holy Spirit. Join us today as we look at the virtue of patience and how these ancient words can reshape our relationships, our churches, and our everyday lives.

Live as Citizens worthy of the Gospel of King Jesus by maintaining unity and courage even in the face of suffering.

What does it really mean to "put on" the character of Christ? In this series, we journey through Colossians 3:12–15, exploring Paul's vision of a life transformed by compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, patience, forgiveness, love, peace, and more. Far more than moral ideals, these virtues are the very character of Jesus being formed in his people through the Holy Spirit. Join us toay as we look at virtues of humility and meekness, how they go together, and discover how these ancient words can reshape our relationships, our churches, and our everyday lives.