To wrap up our time in Luke 1-2 we'll look at the final piece to the Christmas symphony, the long-awaited birth. Jesus enters the stage and in doing so, hundreds and hundreds of prophecies in the Old Testament are fulfilled. The waiting is over as Jesus comes and rescues us from our sin! Join us Sunday at 10:30am and see how Jesus' birth involved waiting, but also a complete and final fulfillment of God's plan!

We invite you, with your family and friends, to join us for Church Around the Table! Brunch will be served, and you'll have an opportunity to talk and share with one another in a small group.

We invite you, with your family and friends, to join us for Church Around the Table! Brunch will be served, and you'll have an opportunity to talk and share with one another in a small group.

This week we look at 5 responses in Luke 1 and 2. Three of them flow out of the angelic announcements from last week and two of them are reactions from Jesus’ birth. All of them result in songs of praise to God as they make up the overarching symphony of Christmas in the birth narrative. How do you respond to Jesus’ birth? Is it with praise and glory for what God has accomplished? Join us at 10:30am on Sunday and discover how praise leads us towards deeper engagement in God’s mission!

This week we look at 5 responses in Luke 1 and 2. Three of them flow out of the angelic announcements from last week and two of them are reactions from Jesus’ birth. All of them result in songs of praise to God as they make up the overarching symphony of Christmas in the birth narrative. How do you respond to Jesus’ birth? Is it with praise and glory for what God has accomplished? Join us at 10:30am on Sunday and discover how praise leads us towards deeper engagement in God’s mission!

This week we look at 5 responses in Luke 1 and 2. Three of them flow out of the angelic announcements from last week and two of them are reactions from Jesus’ birth. All of them result in songs of praise to God as they make up the overarching symphony of Christmas in the birth narrative. How do you respond to Jesus’ birth? Is it with praise and glory for what God has accomplished? Join us at 10:30am on Sunday and discover how praise leads us towards deeper engagement in God’s mission!

To kick off the Christmas season we'll look at three angelic announcements in Luke 1 and 2. In each situation, the angel says, "do not fear!" Then, it is quickly followed with an announcement of great joy. We typically don't think that joyful proclamations start with fear, but when we dig deep, we see that Zechariah, Mary and the shepherds react initially with disbelief, confusion and outright terror! Join us at 10:30am and see how the birth of Christ leads us from those strong initial reactions to peace, joy, love and hope!

To kick off the Christmas season we'll look at three angelic announcements in Luke 1 and 2. In each situation, the angel says, "do not fear!" Then, it is quickly followed with an announcement of great joy. We typically don't think that joyful proclamations start with fear, but when we dig deep, we see that Zechariah, Mary and the shepherds react initially with disbelief, confusion and outright terror! Join us at 10:30am and see how the birth of Christ leads us from those strong initial reactions to peace, joy, love and hope!

To kick off the Christmas season we'll look at three angelic announcements in Luke 1 and 2. In each situation, the angel says, "do not fear!" Then, it is quickly followed with an announcement of great joy. We typically don't think that joyful proclamations start with fear, but when we dig deep, we see that Zechariah, Mary and the shepherds react initially with disbelief, confusion and outright terror! Join us at 10:30am and see how the birth of Christ leads us from those strong initial reactions to peace, joy, love and hope!

We want to find explanations and reasons for everything and it drives us crazy when things don't work out as they should. Or when the supposed happy ending seems to fizzle out into nothing. Certainly, we're promised an abundant life in Christ with purpose and eternity with God, but then why is life so complicated and difficult, even for believers? Ecclesiastes teaches us to temper our quest for answers and to rely primarily on our earthly duty: to fear God and keep His commandments. Not an easy pill to swallow, but one that comes with a remedy for the restlessness and anxiousness of our hearts.