A concern for God's glory and the well being of his people moves us to pray first.

Not all collisions are beautiful but in Jesus something beautiful has already broken into this world with the potential to make a difference right now as we wait for it to break in, finally and fully.

The Christmas story doesn't begin with Mary and Joseph. It begins with Jesus, and his decision to use his divine privileges for our advantage.

Sometimes our circumstances are perplexing because of what God is doing or what he is asking of us.

We see the beautiful collision of many inconvenient, uncommon, unexpected and even seemingly impossible realities at Christmas. The plan for our rescue from God's wrath involved sending a Saviour to suffer. This collision can lead to some amazing results in our lives.

The magnitude and significance of God's greatly anticipated gift.

Jesus' physical absence is more than compensated for by his sending of the Spirit. Through the Spirit we have a decided advantage in God's mission.

We are never alone, never without help, and never without hope because God is with us by being in us through the Spirit.

Our thirst is satisfied by the Holy Spirit when we believe Jesus. The Holy Spirit then becomes life in us and for others.

We are worshippers and fundamental to our relationship with God is that our worship be directed to Him in Spirit and Truth.