Ephesians 5:22-33. Marriage is a wonderful gift from God whose purpose is more than solving loneliness or starting families. God is at work behind the scenes in marriage revealing another blessed union, available for all people. 

Isaiah 25:1-9. Isaiah breaks out in praise of God despite his circumstances. As we recognize all that we have in the Lord, there can be no other response than praise for what He's done.

1 Corinthians 3:1-15. Paul exhorts the Corinthian congregation to pursue maturity in Christ and encourages believers to do the same today.

Isaiah 51:1-11. The Lord calls out to Isaiah and His people to keep their focus on what lay ahead for those who remain faithful to the Lord. In the moment, it may be hard to see where the Lord is leading and guiding, and if He is even there. In those moments, look back to the promise and hold fast to the Promiser. 

John 4:27-42. Jesus meets a woman at the well and introduces His disciples to an unexpected harvest. The Lord calls us to see the unexpected harvest He is bringing in. 

Ephesians 2:11-16. Paul describes the seismic shift Christ accomplished in His death for our circumstances. Though His death and resurrection is complete, Christ's work continues on through the proclamation of peace.

Deuteronomy 6:1-9. Moses instructs God's people to not only give themselves to the hearing of God's Word, but to make it a part of their everyday lives and to teach it to others. Though we look for loopholes to write ourselves out of responsibility in these verses, the Word of God remains, giving us instruction.

Isaiah 63:7-14. After catching a glimpse of the coming wrath of God, Isaiah offers a lament anchored in the promises and the character of God. The passage provides us with both a warning and a pattern to follow as we consider how this text applies to us today.

Isaiah 9:6-7. Isaiah prophesies of a gift coming that will change the world. Over two millennia later, we ask ourselves has anything really changed? This promised gift has come, and still comes to us today. In doing so, He continues to be the gift that changes everything.

Our Christmas Eve program of Scripture readings, hymn explanations, and hymn singing.