Do we believe that the happiest people are those who get "The Big Picture"? The book of Psalms begins by clarifying for us what "The Big Picture: is: allowing the affections of God to shape our whole life.

Worthy advise for leaving one year and entering another, is to keep receiving and keep giving more. When more grace is received more grace is given.

In the incarnation God didn't just look human; He became human. This is a mystery; you either believe it or you don’t. Here is what that should mean to you.

Making a joyful noise, joyful song and praises to the Lord seem to be the response we should have toward the incarnation.

The incarnation displays the greatness of God. Our God is the eternal God who was born in a stable, not a distant, withdrawn God; our God is a humble, and giving God.

To know God is to be someone who lives a life filled with gratitude.

Discipleship, Spiritual growth, sanctification are all about being satisfied in, being happy in, and living in the constant benefits of knowing God.

Most people know something about God, but most do not know God. When we truly know God we pray His will be done.

There is a call to respond to knowing God. Knowing about God does not call for a response, but knowing God always calls us to respond.

Knowing God does not change means He is dependable, His promises are trustworthy and His lover will never diminish. The immutability of God energizes our hope.