Now that Christmas has come and gone, we might ask, "What difference did it make?" In this message, Pastor Evan will take us through the four-fold gospel to demonstrate how Jesus is alive and active everyday of our lives.

Now that Christmas has come and gone, we might ask, "What difference did it make?" In this message, Pastor Evan will take us through the four-fold gospel to demonstrate how Jesus is alive and active everyday of our lives.

God is at work in the world and our lives, even when we can't see it. Many of the "problems" of life is simply a chapter of God's entire story to bring a good ending.

God is at work in the world and our lives, even when we can't see it. Many of the "problems" of life is simply a chapter of God's entire story to bring a good ending.

Waiting in dark circumstances is difficult. We might be tempted to take things into our own hands. In this installment of the Book of Ruth, we'll see a contrast between trying to accomplish a good thing the wrong way and taking action in a way that honors God.

Waiting in dark circumstances is difficult. We might be tempted to take things into our own hands. In this installment of the Book of Ruth, we'll see a contrast between trying to accomplish a good thing the wrong way and taking action in a way that honors God.

If we don't know the entire story, we would be prone to come to the wrong conclusions. Even the darkest, dismal, and most difficult time of our life is only a chapter of God's Entire Story and He still has blessings to bring so that we will have blessings to share.

If we don't know the entire story, we would be prone to come to the wrong conclusions. Even the darkest, dismal, and most difficult time of our life is only a chapter of God's Entire Story and He still has blessings to bring so that we will have blessings to share.

As Advent approaches, we turn to the Book of Ruth and see how God "connects the dots" to the Christmas story. As the narrative unfolds, we'll see Naomi as a woman with little hope for herself and little hope to offer others. God has a surprise for Naomi, and it's coming through a most unexpected source, a despised foreigner named Ruth.

As Advent approaches, we turn to the Book of Ruth and see how God "connects the dots" to the Christmas story. As the narrative unfolds, we'll see Naomi as a woman with little hope for herself and little hope to offer others. God has a surprise for Naomi, and it's coming through a most unexpected source, a despised foreigner named Ruth.