Love Songs is rooted in The Song of Songs — a collection of poems found in the Old Testament of The Bible, and explores the love of God that permeates all of our relationships. A love that captivates and forms us into people who help heal the world, at home and everywhere else we find ourselves.

Love Songs is rooted in The Song of Songs — a collection of poems found in the Old Testament of The Bible, and explores the love of God that permeates all of our relationships. A love that captivates and forms us into people who help heal the world, at home and everywhere else we find ourselves.

Love Songs is rooted in The Song of Songs — a collection of poems found in the Old Testament of The Bible, and explores the love of God that permeates all of our relationships. A love that captivates and forms us into people who help heal the world, at home and everywhere else we find ourselves.

Love Songs is rooted in The Song of Songs — a collection of poems found in the Old Testament of The Bible, and explores the love of God that permeates all of our relationships. A love that captivates and forms us into people who help heal the world, at home and everywhere else we find ourselve

Love Songs is rooted in The Song of Songs — a collection of poems found in the Old Testament of The Bible, and explores the love of God that permeates all of our relationships. A love that captivates and forms us into people who help heal the world, at home and everywhere else we find ourselves.

Love Songs is rooted in The Song of Songs — a collection of poems found in the Old Testament of The Bible, and explores the love of God that permeates all of our relationships. A love that captivates and forms us into people who help heal the world, at home and everywhere else we find ourselves.

Love Songs is rooted in The Song of Songs — a collection of poems found in the Old Testament of The Bible, and explores the love of God that permeates all of our relationships. A love that captivates and forms us into people who help heal the world, at home and everywhere else we find ourselves.

Have you ever thought . . . “something is missing.” Like Christmas used to feel a certain way, and you aren’t sure why. . .but it just doesn’t anymore.

Maybe you follow Jesus and while you know Christmas should be a huge celebration, you just don’t feel it like you used to. And you want to – you want to feel the joy you used to feel, the peace you used to feel, the hope you used to feel. And you want your friends and family to feel it to, but that something that made Christmas special just feels . . . lost.

What if the something we are missing is the Wonder of Christmas? If you do anything long enough, you’ll eventually lose your wonder. So, here’s the question:
IS THERE ANY WAY TO GET OUR WONDER BACK?

Have you ever thought . . . “something is missing.” Like Christmas used to feel a certain way, and you aren’t sure why. . .but it just doesn’t anymore.

Maybe you follow Jesus and while you know Christmas should be a huge celebration, you just don’t feel it like you used to. And you want to – you want to feel the joy you used to feel, the peace you used to feel, the hope you used to feel. And you want your friends and family to feel it to, but that something that made Christmas special just feels . . . lost.

What if the something we are missing is the Wonder of Christmas? If you do anything long enough, you’ll eventually lose your wonder. So, here’s the question:
IS THERE ANY WAY TO GET OUR WONDER BACK?

Have you ever thought . . . “something is missing.” Like Christmas used to feel a certain way, and you aren’t sure why. . .but it just doesn’t anymore.

Maybe you follow Jesus and while you know Christmas should be a huge celebration, you just don’t feel it like you used to. And you want to – you want to feel the joy you used to feel, the peace you used to feel, the hope you used to feel. And you want your friends and family to feel it to, but that something that made Christmas special just feels . . . lost.

What if the something we are missing is the Wonder of Christmas? If you do anything long enough, you’ll eventually lose your wonder. So, here’s the question:
IS THERE ANY WAY TO GET OUR WONDER BACK?