Doxologies teach us to worship God and about the God we worship. The more we come to know who God is and what He does, our praise will elevate our relationship with Him. 

Now to him who is able to keep you from stumbling and to present you blameless before the presence of his glory with great joy, to the only God, our Savior, through Jesus Christ our Lord, be glory, majesty, dominion, and authority, before all time and now and forever. Amen. – Jude 24, 25

A healthy Christ-follower needs rest - spiritual rest, physical rest, emotional rest, and relational rest. Let's take a look at how God gives us strength when we practice and experience Sabbath rest.

We were created to live in community, not just in a community. As we look at the early church in the book of Acts, we'll see how living in community is one more way God gives us strength.

If we look at the life of Jesus, we see a very valuable lesson about prayer: the busier we get in life, the more time we need with God. Regardless of how or when you pray, if you give God the space, He will impact your life.

If we want to find new strength, if we want to know the will of God, if we want to have peace, we have to allow God’s word to be God’s Word. The Bible shows us who God is, who He wants us to be, and therefore should be our final authority for everything we believe or do.

If 2023 is anything like the last couple, we’re going to need new strength. While everyone around us is checking out, burning out or lashing out, God has something better for those who wait on Him. Join us this month we say together, “Give Me Strength!”

There are small, but specific spiritual practices that God can use to grow our endurance, our wisdom, our grace, and our strength.

What do Raiders of the Lost Ark, The Hunger Games and Snow White have to do with Christmas? If you look closely, you can see that these fictional stories point to the one true story of Christmas and our longing for Jesus.

Let's take a look at the genealogy of Jesus through King David, and the differences between the first Advent and second Advent.

Take a fresh look at the story of Abraham and Isaac to see how it fits into the Christmas story and what it tells us about Jesus.

What do Adam and Eve, Abraham, David and Zerubbabel have to do with the Christmas story? We’ll discover that the coming of Jesus is much more than just the birth of a baby. It’s the fulfillment of a promise of so much more.

In part one, we will see how the promise of Jesus can be found all the way back in the third chapter of Genesis.