In this conclusion to our Advent series, we take a look at the Song of Simeon and discover that the gift of salvation that Christmas brings us is a gift for the whole world. If we’ve seen it, we are called to help others see it.

This week we explore the story and song of Mary. In the most improbable place to the most improbable person, the Savior of the world was born. This powerful story and Mary’s response to God’s favor has a lot to teach us about how we see ourselves before God today.

This week we explore the story and song of Zechariah to discover that God often reveals a brand new story for our lives in our moments of silence, when we admit that our words aren’t enough and we quiet ourselves to listen for wonder and mystery.

During the season of Advent we’re exploring the songs, prophecies, and prayers surrounding the birth of Jesus. This week we look at an ancient prophecy from the book of Isaiah and see what it might mean for us today to put our hope in Christ alone, the one true King.

In the conclusion to our Generous series, we examine the reality that we can’t afford to not be generous.

Money is a touchy subject for many. Jesus taught very specifically on the matter. This week we explore what he said and what it means for us and how we are to think about, view, and steward the resources we’ve been given.

Generosity is not simply an external action or decision. It is the very DNA of our souls. We are image bearers of a generous God and as such, we are called to live with generosity, here and now.

Developing a healthy relationship with our mate requires more than just intuition – it requires intentionality. As we conclude this series on relationships, we explore some ways to avoid and navigate through a few relationship land mines.

We explore the theology and sacredness of sexuality, as well as some practical ways for both married couples and singles to pursue the most fulfilling sex life ever.

Conflict and tension are a regular part of every relationship. Navigating through them well begins with a look inside ourselves and a humble desire to allow God to first work in us before we desire him to work in the other person.