Praising and praying to the Lord are ways we accept Jesus' invitation to come to Him. Praise and prayer help us to know and love Him personally and worship Him collectively.

One way we respond to Jesus' invitation to Come to Him is through the Bible. Let's look together at not only what the Bible is, by why it is so important to engage with it.

Jesus calls us to Himself with the words, "Come to Me." One way Scripture teaches us to do that is by developing a life of prayer, more deeply with our loving God. While prayer is a vast subject, today we will look at how we should prayerfully approach God both individually and with others.

We know how to accept an invitation to an event, party or gathering. But do we know what it means to respond to Jesus' invitation to come to him? Over the next 5 weeks, we will gain a better understanding of why and how we should accept His invitation to come.

As our series concludes today, we will look to the story of Job for an invitation to trust God even when we are suffering and experiencing doubt.

What do we do when God seems distant and when we feel abandoned by Him and doubt His presence and goodness? What do we do with the doubts that are caused by difficult circumstance and unmet expectation? When in Doubt...

Today we look at two occasions where followers of Jesus doubted. Let's understand what they learned and allow it to strengthen our faith just as it strengthened theirs.

What do we do when doubts creep in? Can God them? What if they make us feel guilty? What if they cause us to question our faith? Can I doubt and believe at the same time? We will answer all these questions and more over the next four weeks in our series entitled When in Doubt.

During this Christmas series, we made sure to connect the birth of Christ to the death of Christ. In
today’s final message, we will see heaven’s perspective on what the death of Christ
accomplished—it truly is Glorious!

Humanly speaking, the birth of Jesus was humble, lowly, and ordinary. But through unique testimonies on His birth from Isaiah, Mary, Jesus, the Angels, the Church, and even Heaven, we will come to realize it was nothing short of Glorious.