Easter 2026 - Pt1 - The King's Arrival
Will unpacks the story of how Jesus rides into Jerusalem at the start of Holy week and is hailed as a king. He is a King unlike any other, and He challenges us to reconsider what it means to be subject to Him
Will unpacks the story of how Jesus rides into Jerusalem at the start of Holy week and is hailed as a king. He is a King unlike any other, and He challenges us to reconsider what it means to be subject to Him
Josh looks at some of the principles behind gospel centered parenting and how we are empowered by experiencing the Fathers love to do the same.
Since we have been made alive and raised with Christ, Paul encourages the Colossians to put off and put to death old behaviours and heart positions that can entangle us.
There is life and life to full found in Jesus. How can that life be robbed from us? Paul urges the Colossians to walk in Him, established and built up, experiencing the life that comes from Christ
Paul, writing from prison, explains how the suffering he experiences find their fulfilment in Christ and the joy of strengthening the brothers in Colossae.
To encourage and fortify the Colossian church, Paul reminds them that Christ is above all, at the centre of creation and that we are part of His great plan to reconcile all things.
The Colossian church is caught in a culture that is trying to influence what they believe. We study the things that Paul prays for so they will survive and thrive in a hostile prevailing worldview.
We continue our study in Colossians as Paul expresses his overflowing thanks to God for the church. He reminds them of the miracle of the church, the great news of truth the church holds, and that the church will always bear fruit!
Paul starts his letter to the Christians in Colossae by reminding them of who they are, set apart for His service and in an inseparable union with Christ.
Josh continues our Christmas series 'Peace Joy Love' by unpacking the Joy available to us in Christ and how to cultivate Joy
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