Colossians

In Christ In Colossae

Rory Dyer · 3 November 2020

Welcome back to church! Join us for our first Sunday back as we dive into the book of Colossians.

In the same way

Steven Dollenberg · 8 November 2020

Jesus is the Head of the church, and when we make Him supreme, everything in our lives takes its rightful place.

Five types of Christ

Rory Dyer · 15 November 2020

Jesus is the Head of the church, and when we make Him supreme, everything in our lives takes its rightful place.

The Big Reveal

Dalene Reyburn · 22 November 2020

The greatest plot twist in all of history was the big reveal of the resurrected, risen Saviour. And we get to be the big reveal of Jesus to the world because He is in us – the hope of glory.

Freak, Weak and Bleak

Rory Dyer · 29 November 2020

When you are in Christ, you are in freedom. You don’t need to turn back to the weak principles of the world, because Christ is enough.

Process, People, and Power

Steven Dollenberg · 19 July 2026

The Book of Colossians reveals the absolute supremacy and sufficiency of Jesus Christ as the singular answer for both the seasoned believer and the broken runaway. This message explores how the intentional and prayerful process of this weighty letter serves to captivate the heart and release the transformative power of the Holy Spirit.

Christ plus nothing

Rory Dyer · 26 July 2026

Christianity is defined as Christ plus nothing and minus nothing, exposing the religious and cultural additions that frequently obscure the absolute sufficiency of Jesus. By establishing a secure identity "in Christ" that separates worth from achievement, the gospel dismantles religious striving to release the fruit of hope and peace.

Grow Up. Grow in Christ Together

Kai Reuning · 9 August 2026

Spiritual maturity is a communal endeavour rooted in the body of Christ, where hearts are braced and united through interwoven relationships. By discovering the sufficiency of Jesus together and standing shoulder to shoulder, believers form a resilient front that remains steadfast against deception.

Our Identity and Status in Christ

Rory Dyer · 16 August 2026

Believers operate from a secure identity as those qualified, rescued, transferred, and redeemed, establishing a foundation where divine acceptance empowers rather than follows obedience. This gospel-rooted status provides the spiritual endurance necessary to navigate life’s "rough roads" through a deepening knowledge of God's character and a commitment to prayer.

7s – Colossians

7s · 30 August 2026

Grace

Steven Dollenberg · 30 August 2026

True spiritual growth hinges on understanding that God’s grace is a finished gift to be received rather than a religious performance to be achieved. Through the unbreakable power of divine reconciliation, the supreme Creator of all things radically rescues hostile hearts to present believers as holy and blameless in His sight.

Cut off

Rory Dyer · 6 September 2026

Spiritual maturity is built on unseen, below-the-ground foundations rooted in the absolute lordship and sufficiency of Jesus plus nothing and minus nothing. Through His sacrificial work on the cross, Christ has permanently cancelled every legal debt and disarmed all spiritual authorities to secure complete forgiveness and freedom.

Shadows

Rory Dyer · 13 September 2026

Human regulations and religious rituals are merely shadows of spirituality that fail to produce genuine internal transformation. True freedom comes from connecting directly to the substance of Christ, allowing His presence to govern life from the inside out rather than through external performance.

From the Roots Up

Rory Dyer · 27 September 2026

True Christian behaviour grows from an inner belief in Jesus rather than external rules. When believers live from this deep identity in Christ, it breaks down prejudice and greed to build a community of love, truth, and unity.

Finish The Work

Chad Theron · 11 October 2026

Starting is easy, but finishing takes endurance, and God cares deeply about how we finish. In Colossians 4, Paul shows that failed and broken people can be made new, and that faithfulness means completing what God has put in our hands.