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| Spiritual growth doesn’t just happen – it is a result of the intentional pursuit of Jesus. As part of Colonial’s covenant to help you become a passionate, selfless follower of Christ, we want to encourage you to consider your Next Step toward that pursuit. Wherever you are on your spiritual journey, your first step is to evaluate your relationship with Jesus. Then, challenge yourself to take the next step into an ever-deepening relationship with Him. So…where are you? What is your Next Step? |
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Nothing will change your life like encountering the One who died for you and responding in an attitude of grateful worship! Our pastors teach the Word of God with the intent of equipping Christians and engaging non-believers in a conversation about truth. MORE ABOUT WORSHIP AT COLONIAL |
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A study by Andy Stanley that explores the Bible’s grand story and where you fit into the narrative. The study takes place in a small group environment and is great for anyone new to the Christian faith, simply curious about it, or reexamining what it means to have a relationship with God. This is a safe place to ask your questions without judgment. MORE ABOUT STARTING POINT
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Soul Healing is listening prayer. It consists of inviting the presence of Jesus through prayer as He brings healing and release from our hurts, unhealthy habits, tragedies, pains, un-forgiveness, wounds or anything else He sees that needs healing. You will meet with a prayer team in a loving environment that is comfortable, safe and peaceful. Confidentiality is assured. Jesus is the lover of your soul and wants to heal every area of your life if you are willing to go with Him where healing and release can happen. To a man that had been suffering for 38 years Jesus asked the question, “Do you want to be made well?” (John 8) MORE ABOUT SOUL HEALING
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LIFE Groups, Groups for a Season, support groups and Sunday School are all a part of our emphasis to be in community with one another – to be accountable, to serve together and be encouraged in your spiritual growth, and then to apply it to your life, including through service to others through “impact people.” Colonial has a variety of resources for when you find yourself in a season of life where you need specialized support, care and encouragement for life’s emotional, spiritual and physical challenges, as well as many opportunities for enrichment with your groups at retreats, workshops and conferences. MORE ABOUT GROUPS
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Join Lead Pastor Jim West and the Site Pastors in this class on every “Second/Third Sunday” after church to learn about what it means to be a member at Colonial. MORE ABOUT MEMBERSHIP
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What gifts has God given you? What passions and abilities do you have? Every follower of Jesus has been SHAPED to make an IMPACT in this world. Come learn how you can discover, develop, and optimize that SHAPE (spiritual gifts, heart/passions, abilities, personality, experiences) so you can begin experiencing the joy and power of playing your part in God's kingdom. When the class is completed, you are then paired with a DYD Coach to help you continue the “shaping” process so that you can find a place of service at Colonial or beyond. MORE ABOUT DISCOVER YOUR DESIGN
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Everything rises or falls on leadership – no ministry effort can exceed the commitment of those leading it. Our goal is to provide spiritual growth and community building for leaders through opportunities for equipping and training to use their gifts in service to God at Colonial and beyond. MORE COMING SOON
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Colonial is a church dedicated to building disciples to be the hands and feet of Christ serving in our families, our neighborhoods, our communities and around the world. Our goal is to provide opportunities for service to others and to be an avenue of hope when people are in need. Currently our volunteers serve in areas such as tutoring at Boone School, tornado disaster relief response in Joplin as well as mission trips in the US and around the world. MORE ABOUT IMPACT
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