Conversations Full of Grace | Colossians 4:2-6

Today marks the conclusion of our Eastertide series, entitled “Stories of the Kingdom.” For the last four weeks we’ve used this time to discover how Jesus’ parables concerning the Kingdom came to fruition in the book of Acts.  Notes

This morning we begin our fall series by looking at Paul’s letter to the church in Colossae. Not much is known of this city during Paul’s time…Whatever the situation, it’s clear the apostle Paul wrote this letter out of care and concern for this newly founded church. And his emphatic answer to the false teachings…

So, how many of us grew up hearing things like “baptism is a sacred moment” or “communion is a sacred, solemn time?” I think that’s a lot of us! And, especially when we are younger, we don’t tend to fathom what that really means, to experience a sacred moment, largely in part because we haven’t…

Our text this morning comprises the entire ninth chapter of the Gospel of John and is the sixth of sevensigns in his gospel that were intended to validate Jesus as the Son of God, the long-awaited Messiah andSavior of the World. The text testifies to the power of story to drive truths deep into our…

We’re spending our summer months looking at the Psalms of Ascent. These were psalms that were sung by the people of God as they traveled from their homes to the city of Jerusalem in order to participate in the annual feasts and celebrations. But these songs were more than just a“playlist” for the journey. Notes

We are continuing our series in the Old Testament, focusing specifically on “habits of grace.” Mark, Lou, and Bill have already preached on several of these habits, noting that these habits ought to be present inthe lives of believers, not as simply obligation, but as a response to the grace of God. Habits that have…