Capital City Christian Church | Podcast

The advent, the arrival, of Jesus is something that people have looked forward to and waited for with hopeful expectation for so very long. We join millions of christians today as we look at Jesus: the One who is long expected.

As Jesus followers, we should be living a life of thankfulness and gratitude. Watch the final message in our series walking through Colossians where we explore what it looks like to live Kingdom style.

Following Jesus should affect every aspect of our lives. Over our lifetimes, one of the biggest parts of our lives is work. We may be employees or bosses, students or teachers and we’ll likely be both at different times. So what does that relationship look like if we live like Jesus?

Any parent’s primary job is to connect their kids with Jesus. Teaching honor and obedience is a critical part of that job. Nor are they to do those things that push their kids away from Jesus.

The apostle Paul tells wives to “submit to their husbands,” and husband to “love their wives.” In reality, he is telling husbands and wives to live out the fundamental ways Jesus followers do all their relationships.

As citizens of God’s kingdom, there are things we put off (vices), and things we put on (virtues). Paul gives us a peek at what God-honoring relationships look like.

When we become Jesus followers, we immediately become citizens of God’s Kingdom, which makes us resident aliens here. Put off the old, and start living out what you are and will be. Remember who you really are, and what you really stand for.

The author of Colossians, Paul, is acting as a concerned father by making the Jesus followers at Colossae aware of counterfeit religious traps that they may drift toward. He challenges the church to continue growing in the midst of an enemy trying to pull them away.

It’s not enough to just accept Jesus as Lord - we must stay faithful. We’re all prone to wander, and there are spiritual forces behind the scenes pulling us away from God. We want to keep Christ at the center.

The Gospel, the good news of Jesus, is such a mystery! Jesus, somehow God and Man, was willing to die for us, and then to live “in” us - he’s our “hope of Glory.” The only thing crazier than this story would be the refusal to embrace him if it really is true.

Jesus needs to be first in our lives because Colossians 1:15-23 is going to show that Jesus is supreme in everything and sufficient for everything that you need in life.

This week, our connections minister, Vern Huber, is going to talk about praying under pressure. Do you pray? If so, why do you pray? And why do you pray about the things you pray about?

We’re starting a brand new series where we go through the book of Colossians which is a letter written by a guy named Paul about a Big Jesus for life’s big problems. Our senior minister, Doc Pattison, wants to dig in to who this guy named Paul is and why he’s even worth listening to.

This is the last week in our Rooted series where we’re exploring how we can become more deeply rooted in our own faith. Our senior minister, Doc Pattison, teaches about the importance of sharing our faith and how that can serve as a catalyst to growing in our own faith.

Our senior minister, Doc Pattison, continues our Rooted series where we’re exploring how to become more rooted in our faith. We’re focusing this week on trusting God with everything we have, and that includes our finances. We don’t talk about money very often here at CapCity, but it’s something that God specifically speaks to us about and we’re looking at one of the only times that God actually gives us a challenge to test Him.

We’re continuing with our Rooted series where we’re exploring how to become more rooted in our faith. This week, our discipleship minister, Todd Layne, speaks about the importance of making your faith a priority outside of church. God made us to grow and that means it’s on us to find ways to do that on our own at home.

This is week three of a series called Rooted where we’re exploring how to become more deeply rooted in our faith. This week, our senior minister, Doc Pattison, teaches about the importance of growing together. Specifically, we look at the role we, as the church, play in growing our kids and students to become Christ-Driven, 24/7 Jesus followers.

This is week 2 of a series called Rooted, where we’re exploring how to become more deeply rooted in our own personal faith. Our senior minister, Doc Pattison, discusses how serving God and serving others can be one of the greatest catalysts to growth you’ll experience.

The first in a brand new series called Rooted. Our senior minister, Doc Pattison, will discuss all the different ways that we can grow to become Christ-Driven, 24/7 Jesus followers and this week, we’re talking about the importance of connecting with others.