A Word from our Pastor

Think back to a time when your passion for Christ was at an apex moment. Maybe you were at a conference or retreat, or perhaps you can remember life just after the time you trusted in Christ or recommitted to your life to Him. In the time that followed, that moment of euphoria, what did you do? Many people develop a hunger for as much information about Christ, the Bible, and Christianity as possible. They devour books, articles, blog posts, YouTube videos, and podcasts with an insatiable thirst. Here’s our challenge: while we are inundated with content, some of it is just plain false! 

Think about this startling research by IBM: until 1900, all human knowledge roughly doubled each century. By 1945, it doubled every 25 years, and by 1982, it was doubling every 12-13 months. According to IBM’s estimate, by now our knowledge should be doubling every 12 hours. We have a lot of information. How do we know what to trust? What is true? In our well-intentioned enthusiasm, how can we keep from filling our minds with pleasant-sounding falsehood? Paul had that concern when he addressed the Colossian believers, and we’ll address that this Sunday. Join us as we talk about the freedom we have because of Truth from Colossians 2:16-19!