Jared Proctor - February 22, 2026

Colossians 2:16–23 || I Don't Know You, But You Have Been Lied to || Jared Proctor

In this message from Colossians 2:16–23, we confront the reality that we have all heard, believed, and at times become enslaved to lies. Like captives who grow attached to their captors, we can slowly surrender our freedom to false beliefs about God and ourselves. Pastor Jared examines three common traps; legalism, misplaced spiritual experiences, and pride that distract us from the sufficiency of Christ. Challenging us to consider: What lies hold you prisoner, and have you truly set your heart on Christ?

From Series: "Colossians"

The letter to the Colossians calls the church back to a clear, steady vision of Jesus Christ. Written to believers facing confusion, pressure, and competing voices, Paul reminds them, and us, that Christ is not one influence among many, but the supreme Lord over all creation, the Church, and our everyday lives. In this preaching series, we will walk through Colossians to see who Christ truly is, what He has accomplished through His cross, and how His lordship reshapes the way we think, live, love, and endure. From sound doctrine to faithful daily obedience, Colossians helps us resist shallow substitutes for the gospel and grow into mature disciples who cling to Christ alone. As a church family, we will be challenged to root our faith deeply in Jesus, walk in gratitude and holiness, and live as a visible testimony to His reconciling power in a watching world.

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