Ephesians 4 is another classic text with countless exhortations of how to love others. Pastor Ryan Trzeciak gives 5 specific ways we can use our words to build up another and not tear down.

Dr. Stephen Rummage preaches from Luke 2 showing us that Jesus is the peace child, and how he is the only one who can bring peace between us and God.

Pastor Heath preached our Christmas Eve Sermon, telling the story of Ira Sankey and how Jesus shepherds his own.

In today's episode, we challenge our cozy Christmas assumptions. While we often picture baby Jesus in a manger, what happens when we confront Him as Judge?

Through examining Jesus' confrontation with religious leaders in John 9, we discover a profound paradox: He came not to condemn, yet judgment follows in His wake. For those claiming spiritual insight while rejecting Him, His presence becomes an indictment. For those acknowledging their blindness, He offers sight.

We'll explore why a world crying out for justice needs more than just another teacher or moral example—it needs a just Judge who can both expose our darkness and lead us into light. Join us as we unwrap this unexpected Christmas gift: Jesus came to judge, that the blind might see.

Key Scriptures: John 9:39-41, John 3:17-18, Isaiah 59:14-15, John 8:26, 2 Timothy 4:1

Pastor Heath preaches about the sin of covetousness.

Pastor Heath interviews Richard and Tina Lucas