Myisha jumps into the Christmas side story of Zechariah and the unexpected pregnancy of John the Baptist.

Mary's song, "The Magnificat," comes across a bit hilarious. There she is, talking with a relative when all of the sudden she breaks out into song as though she's on broadway. It's odd. Or is it?

Mary's song, "The Magnificat," comes across a bit hilarious. There she is, talking with a relative when all of the sudden she breaks out into song as though she's on broadway. It's odd. Or is it?

The virgin birth is often under scrutiny today, further showing our western enlightened mind's inability to have faith and believe in miracles. Jamin discourses on this subject and tries to give some logic as to why a virgin birth isn't even as weird as we make it out to be.

The virgin birth is often under scrutiny today, further showing our western enlightened mind's inability to have faith and believe in miracles. Jamin discourses on this subject and tries to give some logic as to why a virgin birth isn't even as weird as we make it out to be.

Myisha preaches on the Spirit's fruit of self-control.

Myisha preaches on the Spirit's fruit of self-control.

Many of the stories about the church that make the news are stories of downright viciousness. The church is called to be gentle, but rather we often abuse our own and those outside of our churches. This isn't right.

Many of the stories about the church that make the news are stories of downright viciousness. The church is called to be gentle, but rather we often abuse our own and those outside of our churches. This isn't right.

In a world full of divorce over the most minuscule of things, it becomes evident that the church knows little about faithfulness—especially in comparison to God's faithfulness, who has been faithful to us regardless of every time we have cheated on him with other gods and lovers.