Christmas is centered around more than just a baby, it's centered around a baby who was born King.

Jesus is the answer to the darkness we feel in the world. He is the light that shines giving way out of the darkness, and we are to reflect that light as believers in Him.

While we wait for Jesus to come again to the world, our concern is not on when that will happen, but to simply be ready and point others to life change through Him.

December is the time of year where everyone, regardless of faith, comes across the reminder that a baby was born who would become the savior of the world. His name is Jesus. Jesus made a promise that one day He would return. It's what we do between the time He came as a baby and the time he will return as ruler of all that we must focus on - in the waiting.

Jesus told a parable to make us understand the condition of the soil is important in the production of the seed.

Jesus gave us two principles that will help us to produce better fruit in our life.

Most good things take time. Our role in the waiting is to just keep sowing and watering.

When's the last time you really took a look at your life and asked yourself, "What am I sowing in my life, my heart, and my spirit?" Understanding that what we sow we reap makes this question an extremely important one to examine.

We were not created to be isolated. We are meant for relationships and we need relationships in our life. We were honored to have special guest Lee Grady remind us of this powerful thought.

500 years ago on October 31, 2017, Martin Luther hung the 99 theses on the front door of the church in Wittenberg and began the Protestant Reformation. What would a new reformation look like today?