So if Jesus came as the Prince of Peace…then why is there still so much conflict in our world? In this prophecy taken from Isaiah 9 we learn that the kind of peace that Jesus speaks of primarily is peace with God…and that the road to peace with God is paved through surrender.

So when you here the word “Father” what is your initial reaction? Some of us have great dads, some not so great. Regardless…Jesus sets the bar for fatherhood incredibly high in living up to this expectation set for him as our “Everlasting Father” in Isaiah 9:6.

So when you here the word “Father” what is your initial reaction? Some of us have great dads, some not so great. Regardless…Jesus sets the bar for fatherhood incredibly high in living up to this expectation set for him as our “Everlasting Father” in Isaiah 9:6.

So how do you envision Jesus of Nazareth…meek and mild with long flowing hair and blue robe? Think again. In this prophecy from Isaiah 9:6 we are given an altogether different picture of Jesus…as our Mighty God! (Isaiah 9:6)

So how do you envision Jesus of Nazareth…meek and mild with long flowing hair and blue robe? Think again. In this prophecy from Isaiah 9:6 we are given an altogether different picture of Jesus…as our Mighty God! (Isaiah 9:6)

700 years before the birth of Christ…four “Great Expectations” were set for this child who would come to earth born in a manger. In this first of four messages we explore Jesus’ fulfillment of this prophecy to become our “wonderful counsellor.” (Isaiah 9:6-7)

700 years before the birth of Christ…four “Great Expectations” were set for this child who would come to earth born in a manger. In this first of four messages we explore Jesus’ fulfillment of this prophecy to become our “wonderful counsellor.” (Isaiah 9:6-7)

Have you ever taken an I.Q. (Intelligence Quotient) test? What about a W.Q.(Wisdom Quotient) test? In this passage James delivers an expose on the difference between human and divine wisdom and in doing so invites us to measure our own W.Q. against God's standard. (James 3:13-18)

Have you ever taken an I.Q. (Intelligence Quotient) test? What about a W.Q.(Wisdom Quotient) test? In this passage James delivers an expose on the difference between human and divine wisdom and in doing so invites us to measure our own W.Q. against God's standard. (James 3:13-18)

Have you ever considered just how powerful your tongue really is in contrast to its' relatively small size? In this passage James likens it to a bit placed in the mouth of a horse which has the ability to control its' movement and direction. So how much control do you have over your tongue these days…and how are you harnessing that power for good? (James 3:1-12)