Isaiah says, “His name shall be called Wonderful Counselor.” He’s not the angry counselor, the distant counselor, or the uninterested counselor. He is the wonderful counselor...concerned about leading us to truth.

What does it mean that Jesus is the Prince of Peace (Isaiah 9:6)? Listen as Mike Haas explains how there is no peace without the presence of Jesus in our lives.

What does it mean that Jesus is the Prince of Peace (Isaiah 9:6)? Listen as Mike Haas explains how there is no peace without the presence of Jesus in our lives.

The theme of the second Sunday of Advent, which we are celebrating today, is hope and I believe Christmas is the perfect time to rediscover how the Father imparted hope into a hopeless world.

The theme of the second Sunday of Advent, which we are celebrating today, is hope and I believe Christmas is the perfect time to rediscover how the Father imparted hope into a hopeless world.

The theme of the second Sunday of Advent, which we are celebrating today, is hope and I believe Christmas is the perfect time to rediscover how the Father imparted hope into a hopeless world.

The Father’s response to dark, troubling times was to send the light of His son Jesus. God didn’t send a political solution, new policy or law to dispel the darkness. He sent His son…the light of the world.

The Father’s response to dark, troubling times was to send the light of His son Jesus. God didn’t send a political solution, new policy or law to dispel the darkness. He sent His son…the light of the world.

The Father’s response to dark, troubling times was to send the light of His son Jesus. God didn’t send a political solution, new policy or law to dispel the darkness. He sent His son…the light of the world.

We need to know that our identity in hidden in Christ.