We’ll discover the reasons why the account of Zechariah and Elizabeth and their baby boy John show up in Luke's account. It has to do the the reasons many of us find ourselves stuck in our spiritual life and why we don’t have any joy.

We will be taking a look at the song Mary sang after being blessed by her cousin Elizabeth. It's only a small handful of verses, but within it we will find a great example of what trust in God looks like, even in the midst of crazy circumstances.

We will be looking at the foretelling of the birth of Jesus and specifically His mom, Mary. We will see the weaving of Old Testament prophecies into the story of Mary that helps us see the incredible blessings and cost of following God.

We are in Luke 1:5-25 and will look at the foretelling of the birth of John the Baptist. We will see an amazing account that weaves the prophecies of the Old Testament into the story of Jesus which helps us see that God is active and real.

Luke is one of the four gospel accounts of Jesus’s life. It is an ancient biographical of sorts. We start by being introduced to the person of Luke, the eyewitness accounts, and the purpose of him writing this book. (Luke 1:1-4)

We will be getting into the various elements of our worship services in hopes that we can leverage them to be True Worshippers of the one True God, not only on the weekend but throughout the week as well!

We will be asking the question, "Why do we worship?" We will be taking a look into God's purposes for worship and inspecting our own motives when we come to worship Him. Romans 1:18-25; Romans 12:1

Over the course of these four weeks, we will look at Worship from several different angles, but this week we will ask the question, “What is worship?”