The genealogy of Jesus reminds us how God can use broken people for His glory and His plan. We are all links in the chain of faith, and God can bring a fresh start to your story.

As we look back on 2022, there's a lot to thank God for. And as we look ahead to 2023, we know that God is calling us deeper. There's a place at Fern Creek with your name on it.

Christmas finds us even in our mess. May you recognize that God is with you today and every day. 

No one ever includes the red dragon from Revelation 12 in their Christmas nativities, but there was an enemy there that first Christmas night, and Jesus came to defeat him. 

All the songs tell us to feel comfort and joy, but what if we don't? Today, we look at the left out member of the nativity story – the weeping mother. There is room for your grief this Christmas season.

Christmas can become everything but a season to celebrate the born Messiah. Shopping for gifts and racing to complete the holiday to-do list can prevent us from experiencing joy and peace in this season. Let's devote our hearts and minds to Jesus instead. 

This morning, we look at the prophet Elijah's advice in 1 Kings to not be afraid of how or when the Lord will provide. When we seek Him first and give Him 10% of our wealth, God blesses that. He can more on 90% than we can do on 100%. Let's discuss the tithe.

Craig reminds to be wise in our financial decisions. This sermon walks through some practical tactics in being careful with your money. 

Our Discipleship Minister, Rich Teske, reminds us this morning that everything we are and everything we have belongs to God. Life itself is a gift from above. Living with that attitude changes how we manage our finances. 

This morning, on the International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church, Craig walks us through what is happening in the lives of Christians around our world and even in our own country.