Prayer is meant to be an ongoing, continual way of life in which we experience the sweetness of God’s presence in our souls as we listen to God and then respond in prayer as God leads us.

We can foster deep life in our souls, even in a superficial culture, as we learn the spiritual practice of meditating upon God’s Word.

Jubilee is a gift from God that is a rare experience, a reset that is ultimately about holiness, that must be practiced in community and will bring God's people contentment.

We can all learn true secret of contentment, no matter our circumstances, when Jesus is the center of our lives, rather than some false idol. 

Contentment is found in remembering who we toil for and by comparing ourselves to no one else. We discover contentment by not trying to keep up and not giving up. 

We cultivate contentment when we get perspective on our past, present, and future.

The Christian life is a life of humility whereby we seek to understand and pursue a life filled with more of Christ and less of ourselves. The humble life is not only one filled with a different kind of significance, it is also one filled with contentment.

Living into the reality of Jubilee allows us to experience a true restart, no matter where we are in life, so that all may experience contentment and joy through a taste of the Kingdom of God.

This is a different kind of worship experience. We'll be hearing from our staff about stories to celebrate the ministries over the last year, interspersed with songs to praise God for these moments of transformation.

At Christmas we realize in a fresh way that the journey with Christ is not coming to an end; it is just a new beginning.