Paul writes his servant Philemon on behalf of Onesimus his servant. He encourages Philemon to take Onesimus and view him as useful, sympathize with his pain, and to seize the moment to empower him for ministry.

Moses encounters a crisis as a leader and doesn’t realize he has a blind spot. He listens to his father in law, takes on a posture of humility. Unity always involves others, involves others, and delegates authority.

The provision of God always comes through the power of God.

When God comes through in a powerful way he will begin to test us even more to draw us closer to Him. Moses and the Israelites celebrate victory then all of the sudden they have no water. There are two principles God wants to teach us to govern our life by: The trust principle and the timing principle. Not yet does not mean not ever.

We don't live to get the credit, we live to give the glory.

A special year-end message from Lead Pastor Josh Conn

When Jesus came into the world he came to establish His presence in our life. The men who visited brought him gifts to honor his coming. The presence of God is with us to bring spiritual, relational and physical healing.

Three Gifts: Gold for a king, Frankincense for a priest, Myrrh for one who was going to die.

After Mary is visited by the Holy Spirit, she goes to visit Elizabeth and is elated because they are both with child. Mary celebrates her new coming child with an overflow and outburst of joy and celebration as she writes a song. True peace and contentment are found when we accept God’s forgiveness and rely on God’s mercy and strength.