This Christmas, we examine why the story of Jesus continues to stand the test of time. We celebrate His birth and the salvation He brought to us.

We often find ourselves wondering: is peace really possible? God has a supernatural solution--the peace of Jesus, who came to bring peace to everyone and everything by his work on the cross and who is himself our peace.

The truth is we were without God and without hope in the world, but now, because of Jesus, we have been brought near to God. Now that we live with God, we live with hope and peace given by the very presence of God.

Surrounded by the chaos of our world, we are in pursuit of peace. We often wonder if peace is even possible in our inner worlds. But God offers us a complete peace-wholeness, harmony, fulfillment-by a gift of grace.

During this series, we've been asking: "How do I end up with more of what matters most?" Prioritize your life around the kingdom of God, reversing the order of our current culture. What specific next step is God calling you to take?

Often we give our first & best (time, thoughts, money) to things that don't lead to fulfillment. Jesus invites us into another way: seek first God's kingdom. What would change if God got our first & best? Andre & Judy share about this paradigm shift.

Often we give the first and best of our time, thoughts, and money to things that don't lead to fulfillment. Jesus invites us to choose another way: seek first God's kingdom. What would change if God got your first and best?

We're all asking: How do I live above my circumstances? The answer: God's grace & power. God says: My grace is sufficient for you; my power is made perfect in weakness (2 Cor 12:19). And prayer is the pathway to experiencing the power of God.

When it comes to salvation, God made it simple, even though we tend to complicate it. You are included in the family of God when you hear the good news and believe Jesus, and the Holy Spirit is a down payment of what's to come so you can be confident.

To replace our often misplaced self worth, we have to admit we need rescue and accept how God defines us: redeemed and in Christ. You have a God who pursued you and bought you back, and says you are worth it all.