Proverbs 26:12 reminds us that there’s more hope for a fool than for someone who is proud of their own wisdom. True wisdom begins with humility and a dependence on Jesus, not ourselves. Let go of pride, embrace His wisdom, and find the freedom that comes through surrendering to His love and grace.

A short devotional and communion moment with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson.

The fifth sermon in the series titled "All I Want For Christmas", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson.

Proverbs 26:11 paints a vivid picture of how foolish it is to keep returning to destructive patterns. We all struggle with sin, like Paul describes in Romans 7, but there’s hope. Only Jesus can rescue us from our folly and bring true transformation when we fully submit to Him. 

Jesus promises peace, but it’s both a present spiritual peace and a future physical peace. While the world still faces trouble, we can trust in Jesus’ victory and the hope of His return to bring ultimate peace. Christmas reminds us to celebrate not just His birth but the promise of peace and salvation through Him.

The third sermon in the series titled "All I Want For Christmas", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson.

Trusting others can be risky, especially when past experiences have left us hurt, but Jesus continually trusts us despite our failures. He calls us to do the same, leaning on Him to renew our hearts and help us take the risk of trusting again. Trust may bring challenges, but it also creates opportunities for growth and God’s work in our lives.

The second sermon in the series titled "All I Want For Christmas", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson.

Peace often feels elusive in the midst of life's stress and chaos, but true peace isn't found in circumstances—it’s found in Jesus. He offers a peace that surpasses understanding, rooted in the hope of our standing with God. Are you ready to preach this peace to yourself and let it transform your heart?

The first sermon in the series titled "All I Want For Christmas", with Campus Pastor Kellen Anderson.