June 21, 2026 Sunday Service

"Final Instructions"

In the final message of the Colossians series, the sermon reviewed the major themes of Paul’s letter and emphasized its central truth: Christ is supreme, sovereign, and all believers need for salvation and spiritual growth. The message revisited Paul’s teaching that Christians are called to live under the Lordship of Jesus Christ by putting away sinful behaviors and clothing themselves with compassion, kindness, humility, patience, forgiveness, and love. The congregation was reminded that faith in Christ should affect every area of life, including family relationships, work, and daily conduct.

Focusing on Colossians 4:2-6, the sermon highlighted Paul’s final instructions to devote themselves to prayer and to be faithful ambassadors of the gospel. Believers were challenged to pray persistently for lost people, watch for opportunities God provides, and be thankful for open doors to share their faith. The message stressed that evangelism is the responsibility of every Christian, not just church leaders. Christians were encouraged to make the most of every opportunity, live wisely before unbelievers, and speak with grace and truth so their words point others to Jesus Christ and help bring lost people into God’s kingdom.

Good News Student Choir and Drama Team

This was the Good News Student Choir and Drama Team from Lincoln Christian Church presenting “Made For More” at College Park Christian Church. The production combined contemporary Christian music, drama, Scripture, and the T.R.A.S.H. percussion team theme to communicate the Gospel message. Songs included “That’s Who I Praise,” “Can’t Steal My Joy,” “Good Plans,” “I Know A Name,” “Clean,” “Let It Begin,” “Made For More,” and “Unashamed,” woven together through dramatic scenes depicting struggle, identity, redemption, and the hope found in Jesus Christ.

The student performers delivered a high-energy and heartfelt presentation that connected with all ages. Through music, acting, Scripture readings, and creative percussion, the program emphasized that every person is created for a greater purpose through Christ. The evening moved from themes of brokenness and spiritual emptiness to forgiveness, transformation, and bold faith, culminating in a powerful reminder that believers are “made for more” than the world offers. The students demonstrated remarkable talent, enthusiasm, and commitment to sharing the Good News through worship and drama ministry.