Do not fear, for God is WITH you...God is WITH us... Pastor Jodi Van Rhee talks about one of the most well known verses from the Gospel of Luke—thanks to Linus from the Peanuts gang—about the pronouncement of Good News to the lowliest of people at the time: shepherds. But the message is also for us today. God is with us. Do not fear.

Jesus had an adoptive father in Joseph and the ultimate Father in God. Pastor Jodi Van Rhee talks about the role fathers play and how transferring our unmet needs and "Daddy issues" onto our heavenly Father can bring healing and restoration to our lives.

American Fork Campus Pastor Kelly VanArsdol focuses on Jesus's earthly father, Joseph, whose story shows us to tune in and be aware of what God is doing "behind the scenes", both during this Christmas season and otherwise. We are encouraged to trust and believe that God will deliver as our Father as he delivered for Joseph and all of humanity through the birth of Christ.

Are you a favor-ite? Pastor Jodi Van Rhee kicks off the Christmas series by discussing God's favor with Mary, the mother of Jesus. But God's favor does not just rest on the few, it rests on us all. We are all God's favorites!

Finishing out the series on prayer and looking ahead to the holiday season, Pastor Jodi Van Rhee discusses thankfulness and maintaining and "attitude of gratitude" in our daily lives.

Using Psalm 9:1-2, American Fork Campus Pastor Kelly VanArsdol proves that we were created to be thankful, and shows how the Lord is behind all the things we have to be grateful for, how our joy is tied to the strength given to us by the Lord, and how we are to respond to God by telling all of the Wonderful Deeds of the Lord. 

To contend is to strive in opposition. Pastor Chase Duncan discusses what we carry in our cup that puts us in opposition to God's peace.

When contending for God in prayer, we need to know who we are in His presence. Pastor Kuulei Lee discusses "Who's Your Daddy" and who we are to Him.

American Fork Campus Pastor Kelly VanArsdol walks through Ephesians 3:14-19 and teaches on three characteristics we need to contend for and understand when we approach God in our prayer lives.

American Fork Campus Pastor Kelly VanArsdol continues the "contending" series in discussing contending for repentance—bring our thoughts, motives and desires in line with Jesus.