Jesus wants us to have a new heart, and with the Father, He is willing to prune us to help us grow more and more fruit to change us and impact the world.

Mary and Joseph took great risks to bring Jesus into the world, and our call and risks are similar today. But Jesus is still needed now, maybe more than ever.

Luke 2:8-20. The Christmas story is the foremost reminder to us that God desires to be with us, and that he exhausts every avenue to do so.

Jesus came to our world during the time of a powerful empire, a risk for a newborn king. But His kingdom wouldn’t be built on bloodshed or the backs of others, but on radical love.

Through the humble town of Bethlehem led by a humble carpenter and teenage girl, the God of the universe brought the light of hope into our darkness and despair.

The opposite of gratitude isn’t ingratitude, it’s entitlement. Listen as Pastor Tim leads us into a spirit of gratitude even when it is uncomfortable.

Love AND Unity will tell the world that we follow Jesus, that God sent Jesus to the world, and that God loves us as much as Jesus. It’s hard, messy, and beautiful to live united in how we surrender to Christ.

Diversity does not only illuminate the beauty and depth of those who are different to us, but it brings to light those things in ourselves.

Jesus’ table of fellowship included people from all different kinds of backgrounds, and He crossed racial, religious, and social boundaries to prove His love Our call is to do nothing less as we seek to love all people well.