Go tell it on the mountain, Jesus Christ is born! As we gather this Christmas Sunday morning, we will look at the importance and impact of proclaiming the Good News of that first Christmas morning with those around us and to the ends of the earth! Join with us as we celebrate the birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ!

Why did God send His Son to this earth? In John 17:24-26 we discover some of the most remarkable, and rarely noticed realities, that have been made possible with the coming of Christ. This is Christmas from God’s perspective!

Why did God send His Son to this earth? In John 17:24-26 we discover some of the most remarkable, and rarely noticed realities, that have been made possible with the coming of Christ. This is Christmas from God’s perspective!

What is on your Christmas list? We will discover this morning what Jesus specifically asked His Father for as recorded in John 17:13-24. These words reveal the heart of why Jesus came to this earth.

Gifts. The word itself evokes anticipation, curiosity, and gratitude. But have you ever considered the gifts God has given? This morning, we will discover from Jesus’ prayer in John 17:6-12 three of the greatest gifts given by God that lead us into love, joy and worship.

You have probably had a lifetime celebrating Christmas, but have you ever considered Christmas from God’s perspective? This Sunday we will start a fascinating study beginning in John 17:1-5 and see the significance of Christmas from an eternal standpoint.

Do you enjoy facing adversity in your life? I’m sure the answer is a resounding NO! So, is it possible to experience adversity with a thankful heart? We invite you to join with us this Sunday as we look to the example of our Old Testament friend, Joseph, to answer this question with a resounding YES!

How do you live a life of love? It is a deep question, and as we will discover today, Ephesians 5:1-2 has a profound answer. Get ready to dive deep into the wondrous ways of God!

Forgiveness is difficult. Hurt and pain run deep when we have been offended or sinned against. However, God has provided a way for believers to pursue and carry out forgiveness toward others. He has also given us powerful instruction on how to ask for forgiveness. Join with us this Sunday as we explore the art of forgiveness!

I am sure you were told to not play with fire. Fire is dangerous and destructive, just like sin. That is why Ephesians 4:30-32 is so vital to our well-being. As we will see this morning, it shows us the key to life change in Christ.