The Greatest Mission on Earth

James Rochford

Our mission as Christians is the same as Jesus’--”to seek and save that which was lost.” This is primarily accomplished through the command of the Great Commission–to make disciples. While this may not always be a comfortable undertaking, it is greatly significant--pointing people to the answer to death and the reality of eternal life--and rewarding, as we experience God’s presence.

Heart of a Movement

Jim Leffel
Colossians 1:1-8

As Paul opens his letter to the Colossians, he encourages them on their strong faith and their love for others. The love of the Colossians was displayed in their zeal to spread the gospel to nearby areas. 

Living Hope in a Hopeless World

Mike Woods
Colossians 1:1-8

In the face of an increasingly hopeless culture, we will explore how we can have a living and tangible hope that brings buoyancy to our lives and opens hearts to the gospel.

Love for the Lost

Doug O'Malley
Colossians 1:1-8

One of the keys to successful, sustained witnessing is having a heart for the lost. This session looks at how to get God's heart for lost people.

Developing Risk Takers

John Ross
Colossians 1:1-8

In a culture obsessed with self-protection, how can we encourage life-giving faith in disciples? We discuss as a group New Testament examples and layout five practical steps.

God's Call

Mike Sullivan
Ezekiel 1:1-2:7

Through God's call of Ezekiel, we can observe that God often calls people to do His work in times of difficulty.

The Enduring Message of Jeremiah

Jim Leffel
Ezekiel 1:1-2:7

Looking at the book of Jeremiah as a whole, we see the general consequences of living a life apart from God, as well as the insurmountable love that is present in God's offer to restore us.

Using Freedom for Love

Ryan Lowery
1 Corinthians 9:19-24

Paul calls for believers to set aside our personal freedoms and strong opinions for the sake of the gospel and showing God's love to others.

Excellent Behavior Part 1

Ben Foust
1 Peter 2:11-17

What does the way you live your life communicate to the "watching world?" Do your actions refute negative misconceptions about Christians or do they confirm them? Peter gives concrete examples of how to show the world the truth by what you do. By honoring all people, loving the brotherhood, fearing God and honoring the king, we can show Christ to the world.