Author: Christian Fellowship

Begin this time of prayer with a moment of silence. Breathe in slowly. Open yourself to the love and presence of God with you. I come to worship God with thanks and remembering the promise God spoke to Isaiah of Christ coming,  For to us a child is born, to us…

This year has been a hard one for many people in our church family. Over the summer, one man reached a point where, without help, he could have lost both his apartment and his truck. Losing those would have made everything harder, including getting to work and continuing to…

Most of us are used to zoning out during household chores or tuning out the noise of everyday life. But what if those “mundane” moments—how we treat our families, our coworkers, the people under our roof—are exactly where our deepest beliefs show up?  That’s the kind of challenge we…

When we reach the end of Paul’s letter to the Colossians, it’s easy to breeze past the list of names and greetings. But hidden in these closing verses is a rich reminder: the gospel isn’t just about doctrine—it’s about people. Real lives, relationships, and perseverance through both beauty and…

Most of us have had moments when prayer didn’t seem to “work.” We asked, we waited, and we were met with silence—or at least, not the answer we hoped for. It’s in those moments that many decide to step away from prayer, choosing action over stillness, movement over quiet…

In Colossians 3, Paul introduces a surprising metaphor: clothing. But he’s not talking about external appearances—he’s talking about what we choose to “wear” spiritually and relationally. His point is simple, yet transformative: you don’t have to live as who you were; you can live as who you now are. …

In the busyness of life, it’s easy to divide ourselves into compartments—work, family, friends, church, and everything in between. The book of Colossians reminds us that Jesus isn’t just a part of our lives—He is the center. True spiritual transformation happens when every area of life reflects that reality. …