What does it mean to be "hidden with Christ in God?" Pastor Dave invites us to consider how our daily choices create a life story that outlives us. Because authentic faith isn't about rigid rules or complete permissiveness, but about a transformative relationship with Christ that changes how we see ourselves and others.

CHAPTERS[00:00] - Welcome & Global Worship[01:03] - Summer Travels Update[02:10] - Hannah's Story[05:54] - Life's Limited Timeline[06:55] - Paul's Letters Context[07:36] - Christian Sacraments Explained[09:02] - Spiritual Death & Rebirth[10:32] - Engaging vs Separating Culture[11:49] - Hidden with Christ[14:16] - Relationship vs Rules[15:35] - Pastor's Holiness Background[19:16] - Greco-Roman Cultural Context[22:37] - Jesus's Patient Transformation[24:39] - Questions for Reflection[27:40] - Personal Testimony & Encouragement

Pastor Kyle Brooks explores the book of Hosea to reveal a profound truth: God is not primarily a judge or heavenly accountant, but a wildly passionate lover who is jealous for our hearts. Through the story of Hosea and Gomer, we discover that God's jealousy is rooted not in control but in pure love—a love so intense that He pursues us even when we turn away. Pastor Kyle challenges us to recognize how we prioritize other things over our relationship with God and invites us to experience the transformative power of being truly loved, even in our worst moments.

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[00:00] - Introduction and Opening Prayer[02:03] - A College Love Story[05:33] - Hosea: The Biblical Soap Opera[07:14] - Gomer and the Symbolic Children[11:57] - God the Lover vs God the Accountant[16:56] - Understanding Divine Jealousy[21:51] - God's Radical Love[25:40] - Vision of Restoration[28:49] - Jesus: God's Ultimate Passion[31:42] - Communion and Closing Prayer

Today Pastor Rachel unpacks Colossians 1:15-20, revealing the supremacy and sufficiency of Christ in all things. Drawing from her personal experience with cancer and Saint Patrick's prayer, she explores how Jesus is present in creation, at the cross, and within His congregation. No matter what rivals compete for our attention or what brokenness we face, Jesus is enough—the visible image of the invisible God working in and through us as the Hope of Glory.