A list of all the video sermons available on the site.

We know that God will answer our prayers. But we do not know when. So what do we do in between? We will look at what we should do in the 'meanwhile.'

Paul gets back to commending the Colossians and wants them to know that their lives, being raised in Christ, will potentially lead to others coming to Christ. The list of names included in his closing demonstrate the need for everyone…

Family relationships have a way of communicating much about our Christian identity. In Paul’s comments about family relationships, we should see a call to pour love and care into our spouses, our parents and our children.

The blessing of being chosen cannot be understated. Bring chosen assumes the embrace of behaviors that demonstrate this distinctive call. There is much to be displayed in our relationships with one another and the participation in the…

Why are we reluctant to live lives that are saturated by the teachings of Jesus? In this sermon we highlight our identity in Christ as one that is "hidden" in Christ and thus our identity is securely shaped and formed by Christ.

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The Christians in Colossae have fallen prey to false teaching and an insistence on rule keeping rather than dependence on the grace of God. Traditions and practices have their place, but not at the cost of church unity or dismissal of…

Some have regarded Colossians 1:15-23 as one of the most powerful theological statements about Jesus. From a prison cell, Paul makes the claim that Jesus is far higher than any other entity in the world. This stands in stark contrast to…

Let's explore the heart of God and his desire to rescue and redeem everyone on the earth.

As his time on earth drew near to a close, Jesus cast a vision for love that would transform life on earth. In his last discourse to his disciples, Jesus gave a "New Command". It is a command that has proven elusive in many contexts,…

Previously we looked at David's hostile relationship with Saul. Now we explore the strange and unlikely beautiful relationship David had with Saul's son, Jonathan. How did their mutual affection secure a legacy of kindness and love?

Daniel, along with his friends were stars among the exiles in Babylon. They were identified because of their intellect and potential. But what made these young men standouts was their commitment to the way of God despite the conditions…

Jeremiah was a prophet who was called at a young age and reluctantly accepted the call. He witnessed a lot of discouraging events and developments. Yet, the fire within him fueled his passion for the work of the Lord. His prophetic work…

David was an identified threat to Saul's throne. This threat would enact a manhunt for David, causing him to live as a fugitive. When David came face to face with his pursuer, did he end the bounty on his head?

The bible includes several narratives that teach the value of knowledge and its role in the bettering of God's community and the world at large. We will look at Huldah and Ezra who did not use knowledge for leverage over others, but…

In this introduction to the series, we explore the author's intent to send positive reinforcements to this early Christian community. Drawing on their faith in God, he reminds them that God's providence has enabled them to the full. By…

We all want to live our best lives. We want to be the person God wants us to be. In order to do so, we must have the right combination to unlock our God-given potential. In this lesson, we will look at the combination to unlock our God-…

Professor Randy Harris says that the question to ask regarding the teachings in the Sermon on the Mount isn't "Can we do them?" rather it's "Will we do them?" Having read the entire sermon, will we do what Jesus says?

Does Jesus forbid judging? Or does Jesus caution us to be more mindful in the way we treat others and their offenses? Jesus continues to invite his disciples to live in the reimagined world shaped by his radical teachings. Let us…