This week we continue our series called The Voice of Advent which explores the angel's announcement of Christ's birth given to the shepherds who were working out in the fields near Bethlehem. We will take a closer look at why this announcement was "good news of great joy."

Kyle Marhsall, our youth and family pastor, kicks off the Advent season with a teaching on the words of the angel to the shepherds in the fields on the night of Christ's birth, saying, "Fear Not."

This week we discuss the angelic announcement of the Gospel to the shepherds on the night of Jesus' birth as a preface to our upcoming series called The Voice of Advent. The story of God came to some of the least deserving people and gave them the task of carrying the world's greatest news.

The church must be a place where it is safe to work out what you believe; a place where you are challenged to take next steps in your faith; a place of prayer; a place of laughter and joy, of finding God's goodness in all things; and a place of movement and service, where needs are met, and real changes are made.

The church must be a place where it is safe to work out what you believe; a place where you are challenged to take next steps in your faith; a place of prayer; a place of laughter and joy, of finding God's goodness in all things; and a place of movement and service, where needs are met, and real changes are made.

The church must be a place where it is safe to work out what you believe; a place where you are challenged to take next steps in your faith; a place of prayer; a place of laughter and joy, of finding God's goodness in all things; and a place of movement and service, where needs are met, and real changes are made.

This community we call Christian Church Buckhead is a place of safety, challenge, prayer, laughter, and service. These cultural settings aren't original to us. They are standards that we find in the writings of scripture, ones that are important to the life of any and every church. The church must be a place where it is safe to work out what you believe; a place where you are challenged to take next steps in your faith; a place of prayer; a place of laughter and joy, of finding God's goodness in all things; and a place of movement and service, where needs are met, and real changes are made.

This community we call Christian Church Buckhead is a place of safety, challenge, prayer, laughter, and service. These cultural settings aren't original to us. They are standards that we find in the writings of scripture, ones that are important to the life of any and every church. The church must be a place where it is safe to work out what you believe; a place where you are challenged to take next steps in your faith; a place of prayer; a place of laughter and joy, of finding God's goodness in all things; and a place of movement and service, where needs are met, and real changes are made.