Season 1
The Supremacy of Christ: The Book of Colossians- The Quiet Faithfulness of God's People
Season 2
Should Christians Support Israel? | The History, Politics, and Doctrine of Israel (Part 1)
Colossians 4:7–1 This message explores the often-overlooked faithfulness of ordinary believers—men and women who served, supported, prayed, endured, and stayed when the work became costly. Some carried heavy pasts. Others labored behind the scenes. A few serve as sobering warnings. All of them remind us that the kingdom of God does not advance through spotlighted greatness, but through steady obedience. As we conclude our six-month study of Colossians, we are reminded that faithfulness does not need to be visible to be valuable. God’s work is sustained by people who hold the arms of others, open their homes, persevere in prayer, and remain committed when no one is watching.
Israel continues to dominate global headlines—praised by some, condemned by others. But how should Christians think about this small nation that Scripture calls God’s chosen people? In this message, we take a closer look at Israel through three essential lenses: history, politics, and doctrine. From their miraculous rebirth in 1948 to the ongoing Middle Eastern conflict, and God’s unchanging covenant with Abraham, this study seeks to bring biblical clarity to a complex issue.
In this message, we explore one of the most debated questions in Christian theology: Has the Church replaced Israel? Last week, we examined Israel’s national restoration in 1948, discussed Israeli politics and military history, and looked at the unconditional nature of the Abrahamic Covenant. This week, we turn to Scripture to understand the theological relationship between Israel and the Church. Pastor Morgan explains how the Church has been grafted into God’s covenant with Israel—and what that means for Israel’s future in God’s redemptive plan.