Pastor Kevin teaches from Luke 2:1–14 and shows how the birth of Jesus unfolds under God’s precise timing and direction, even through something as ordinary as a census. He highlights the significance of Jesus being born in Bethlehem, laid in a manger, and having no room at the inn, noting how these details reflect the humility of His arrival. This message invites us to consider whether we make room for Jesus in our own lives as we respond to the good news.

Pastor Gerrit teaches through 2 Samuel 10–11, beginning with David’s kindness to the new Ammonite king and how suspicion and bad counsel escalate a simple gesture into a larger conflict. As the narrative moves into chapter 11, the focus shifts to David at home, where he neglects his responsibilities as king, commits adultery with Bathsheba, and arranges the death of Uriah. Pastor Gerrit emphasizes how unchecked desires and the abuse of power lead to serious consequences, showing the need for repentance and reliance on God’s guidance.

Pastor Kevin walks through Luke 1:26–56, where Gabriel announces to Mary that she will conceive and bear Jesus, the Son of God. He highlights Mary’s humility, her thoughtful response, and her willingness to trust God despite confusion and potential hardship. The message reflects on God’s power to do the impossible, the way Mary’s faith leads to obedience, and the rich Old Testament themes woven into her song of praise. Pastor Kevin encourages us to consider where our own faith hesitates and to remember that God’s grace, mercy, and promises remain steady for those who trust Him.

Pastor Kevin launches a new study through the Gospel of Luke, beginning with Luke’s clear purpose for writing: to give believers confidence in the truth about Jesus. We take a look at who Luke is and why his perspective matters, then move into the opening story of Zacharias and Elizabeth, where God quietly works through ordinary people to advance His plan.

Join us as we explore the themes that shape Luke’s Gospel, including Jesus’ humanity, His compassion, and His attention to those often overlooked, and consider what it means to approach Scripture with openness and trust today.

Pastor Gerrit continues through 2 Samuel, looking at chapters 8 and 9 under the themes of conquest and kindness. Chapter 8 recounts David’s victories as God establishes his rule and fulfills long-standing promises to Israel. Gerrit highlights how David’s success came from trusting the Lord rather than relying on military strength, and how he dedicated the spoils of war to God. The message then shifts toward chapter 9, where David shows kindness to Mephibosheth, reminding us that God’s strength brings real victory and that obedience to Him shapes both our actions and our character.

Pastor Gerrit teaches from Matthew 4:12–23, where Jesus begins His public ministry and calls His first disciples. He highlights how Jesus’ simple invitation, “Follow me,” sets the pattern for Christian discipleship; being with Jesus, becoming like Him, and joining His mission. The message emphasizes that discipleship is central to the church’s purpose and is lived out through relationships, obedience, imitation, and service.

Pastor Paul teaches through 2 Samuel 6 and 7, explaining how David’s efforts to bring the ark to Jerusalem reveal both the weight of God’s holiness and the joy that comes with honoring him properly. He then walks through God’s covenant with David in chapter 7, showing how God establishes David’s house and makes clear that his plans for Israel will continue through David’s line.

Pastor Kevin teaches through Ruth 3:14–4:13, where Boaz promises to settle the matter of redemption at the city gate. He explains the legal customs of a kinsman-redeemer and how Boaz’s public commitment reflects integrity and faith. The sermon shows how Ruth’s faith and Boaz’s obedience lead to marriage and God’s restoration of Naomi’s family line, pointing to the greater redemption fulfilled in Christ.

Pastor Gerrit teaches from 2 Samuel 4–5, showing David’s rise as king over all Israel. The message highlights David’s integrity in refusing to gain power through violence and his reliance on God’s timing. His leadership is marked by mercy, unity, and faithfulness, pointing to the kind of character God desires in those who serve His people.

In this study from Ruth 3, Pastor Kevin teaches on God’s redeeming love, seen through the relationship between Ruth and Boaz. Naomi prompts Ruth to seek security through Boaz, the kinsman redeemer, who represents Christ as the one who rescues and restores us. The message highlights trusting God’s prompting, trusting the Redeemer Himself, and trusting His promises. Pastor Kevin reminds believers that the Holy Spirit always points us to Jesus, that true love involves faith, humility, and commitment, and that redemption is a work of grace accomplished by Christ for all who choose to come to Him.