On the seventh day of our Christmas devotional, Minister to Young Married Adults, Barry Ford, talks about the enduring care and guidance of Jesus, described as “Everlasting Father.” In this episode, look at Isaiah 9:6 and learn about the fatherly and nurturing role that the Messiah plays towards us.

On the sixth day of our Christmas devotional, Associate Minister of Worship, Jarrod Blackstock, reminds us that we serve a “Mighty God.” In this episode, look at Isaiah 9:6 and find strength and comfort in the superior power of Jesus.

Revelation 19:11-16

On the fifth day of our Christmas devotional, Pathways Counseling Center Director, Pam Greene, teaches us what it means that Jesus is a “Wonderful Counselor.” In this episode, look at Isaiah 9:6 and be encouraged by how Jesus is the embodiment of all wisdom, truth, light, and hope.

On the fourth day of our Christmas devotional, Pastoral Care Associate, Jephte Fanor, talks about Jesus as “King of the Jews.” In this episode, look at Matthew 2:2 and learn from the wise men's attitude of worship.

On the third day of our Christmas devotional, Director of Pathway to Victory, Michael Clarke, reminds us of Jesus’ sovereignty as “Christ the Lord.” In this episode, look at Luke 2:11 and discover the transformative power of Jesus as both our Savior and our Lord.

On the second day of our Christmas devotional, Director of Preteens, Ashley Gross, explores one of the most profound names of our Savior: “Jesus.” In this episode, look at Luke 1:31 and reflect on God's ultimate plan of redemption, especially in the midst of life's trials.

On the first day of our Christmas devotional, Executive Pastor, Ben Lovvorn, talks about what it means that Jesus is “Immanuel.” In this episode, look at Isaiah 7:14 and learn the power behind the meaning of “God with us.”

Introduction:  Today, we are going to look at the major events of the period we call “the end times” and discover what those events mean for us.

Introduction:  Last time we discovered that technically we are not living in the “end times,” yet we are living in what the Bible calls “the last days” that immediately precede the end times.  How will we, or future generations, know we are living in the “end times” that will climax with the Second Coming of Jesus Christ?