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Psalm 48 provides several compelling exhortations for how one generation of the Church ought to interact with and impact another. Join us as we examine this psalm.

Psalm 15 provides incredible detail on what the life of a mature disciple of Christ looks like, someone who is following through on the commitment to Jesus' lordship. Join us as we study this beautiful psalm.

Psalm 7 gives us an incredible lesson on how Christians should respond when people treat them with hostility. Join us as we study these verses and reflect on humility, trust, patience, and ultimately God's righteousness.

We wrap up our series on Colossians by looking at 4:7-18. What simple but powerful lessons do we glean from Paul's final words to Colossae?

Colossians 4:2-6 gives us an incredible charge and lesson on how vital prayer is to evangelism. And once God opens a door, what should we say to the person? Join us as we study how simply these verses prepare us for evangelism.

Colossians 3:17 exhorts us to do everything in the name of the Lord Jesus; in verses 3:18 - 4:1 we see details on what that looks like in the context of our personal and professional relationships. Join us as we study these verses and examine the incredible opportunities before us for witnessing.

In Colossians 3:15-17 we find a trilogy of commands for believers to submit to Christ in specific ways. Join us as we examine these 3, as well as the absolutely necessary heart posture for all believers in these areas.

In Colossians 3:12-14, Paul gives us a beautiful picture of what being counter-cultural actually looks like in the life of the church, and challenges us to apply it.

Colossians 1:28 talks about teaching AND warning people. In Colossians 3:5-11 we find the warning. The wrath of God is real and it is coming. So what fundamentals do people need to understand about His wrath, and for believers who are no longer under it, how should this essential truth impact our lives and actions?

Easter is a time of celebration because Jesus died, but didn't stay dead. If He would've stayed dead, everything falls apart. When He rose, however, some things did die. What are they and how should this cause believers to rejoice? Join us for Easter 2025.

In Colossians 3:1-4 we find the call to set our minds on the things above, but what are those things? How do we set our minds on them?

Judges 11 introduces us to a man named Jephthah, whose life offers timeless wisdom for how to speak and measure our words. More importantly, we see incredible truths about who God is in Jephthah's story. Join us as we examine this account.

Pastor Dawson presents a recap of his recent trip to the Dominican Republic and what God taught him through it.

In Colossians 2:9-15 we find the full umbrella of atonement described; a debt needed to be paid and our Savior condescended in His great love to take on the penalty and payment of that debt.

In Colossians 2 we find a macro-perspective on recognizing false teachers/teaching, as well as several micro-level identifiers. Join us as we examine these timeless warnings for the Church.

In Colossians 2:2 we find an absolutely incredible word in the original Greek that should deepen our understanding of, appreciation for, and zeal for the church. All of which must lead us in praise of God. Join us as we study Scripture.

It's easy to use "praise" and "worship" interchangeably but they're two very different words, and it's vital Christians understand them each and why this matters.

Colossians 1:24-29 answers an absolutely vital question for the Church: what's the point of ministry? Not only do these verses give a big picture answer, but they also provide very helpful details on how to carry ministry out, as well as provide wonderful encouragement for us as we pursue this.

Colossians 1:21-23 gives us a comprehensive picture of who believers were before salvation, what happens in our regeneration, and what we're promised as those saved. May these verses cause us to rejoice and praise Jesus for who He is and what He has done!

Colossians 1:15-20 provides one of the most incredible passages on who Jesus Christ is, as well as verses that clearly refute very problematic heresies. Join us as we study these verses and how they should impact our lives today.

So many people want to know what their purpose in life is. For believers, it's phrased as "what's God's will for my life?" Colossians 1:9-14 gives us an incredibly straight-forward answer, as well as 3 specific examples of what it looks like.

Colossians 1:5-8 gives us a rich picture of the simple, powerful nature of God's Word. Join us as we study these verses to see what message has born fruit, and continues to do so.

In Colossians 1:5 we find Paul commend the people for their faith and love, because of their hope. As the Church, do we fully understand hope and its impact on our lives? Join us as we examine the beautiful truth of hope.

Join us as we kick off a new series on Colossians! In this introductory message we look at the two primary themes of this letter, and get into the first four verses to see how those two themes intertwine right from the start.

Psalm 19:7-8 tells us that the Word of God is perfect, right, and pure. Join us for a deeper look into what each of those words mean and why we should cherish the Word of God!

In Psalm 90 we find an incredibly insightful presentation of who God is, who we are in contrast, and how that should subsequently order our approach to life. Join us for this deep dive into a rich psalm!

It's that time of year again: annual meeting. Join us for encouraging testimonies from people who followed God into something new this year as well as a reminder of the cultural goal we're seeking to establish!

In the concluding chapters of Exodus we see a phenomenal picture of a whole people group responding the Lord: willingly, joyfully, corporately and individually, wholeheartedly, and completely according to His commands. And in the last few verses of Exodus 40, we see the why: because God's glory is greater than all else. So what questions should we ask ourselves?

In Exodus 34:10-35 we see incredible lessons on the all-encompassing nature of sanctification, including its source. Join us as we open Scripture.

In Exodus 33:18-34:9 God declares His name to Moses, and in doing so, reveals astounding, encouraging, beautiful facts about who He is. There are so many false perceptions about who God is, so let us make sure we know the truth and can point people to the Lord as He truly is.

In the first half of our look at Exodus 32 (see sermon 11/3/24) we examined the first problem revealed in God's people: forgetfulness. In this second half of our examination, we study the second problem God identifies in His people: Stubbornness. And we also look at the beautiful encouragement found in the midst of the conviction: God deals with us according to His mercy, which never runs dry.

Exodus 32 presents a tragic story of what happens when God's people forget Him, but also presents beautiful reminders of His faithfulness in light of our faithlessness. Join us as we unpack this rich chapter of Scripture.

In Mark 8:1-26 we find a series of conversations Jesus has with His disciples, driven by several different interactions with the people around them. Join us as we look at the insights into what God wants for us revealed through these conversations.

Exodus 30 records God's instructions for the anointing oil for the people; what does this have to do with the Church today? Join us as we examine the Anointed One, Jesus Christ, and how believers are anointed with the Holy Spirit.

In this sermon, Pastor Dawson talks about believers sharing in persecution from the unbelieving world, sharing in the eternal victory of Christ, and sharing in the warning proclamation to the nations. Go forth in His victory!

Exodus 30 records God's instructions on the altar of incense for the people; what does this have to do with the Church today? Join us as we examine the Biblical call to and standards for prayer.

In Exodus 28 & 29 we find incredibly specific and intricate details about the priestly garments. What do these garments foreshadow eternally and how should this section of Exodus cause us to praise God? What other details do we see in these garments that serve as a reminder of our calling in the here and now?

In Exodus 26, we find God's detailed instructions for the construction of the tabernacle, specifically the exterior and interior fabric hangings. But the Hebrew word used for the exterior curtains is different than the word used for the interior fabric hanging separating the Most Holy Place. Why does this distinction matter so much? What do we learn from the specific word used for the veil?

In Exodus 25 God gives the Israelites instructions for building a table in the tabernacle for the Bread of the Presence. What is the bread and why is it so important? What did this bread represent for the people of Israel and what should it teach us today?

Join us this week as we study Exodus 25:1-22. Within these verses we find timeless truth on the nature of participating in supporting ministry, the preciseness of God's intentionality, and most beautifully, deep lessons on the role of mercy in how God leads us and how we must reflect His character to the world.

Exodus 24 presents fascinating insight into covenants and the role of God's people in ministering to those around them. It also wonderfully foreshadows Christ and the new covenant; join us as we examine this beautiful chapter of Scripture.

In Exodus 23 we find an incredible promise from God where He says if His people obey Him, He will fight for them and oppose their adversaries. How does this specifically foreshadow Jesus and the work He does on behalf of His Bride, the Church?