How well do we work to remember what God has said vs letting it get lost in the busy and clutter of life? In 2 Kings 22–23, the rediscovery of the Book of the Law ignites a revival. When King Josiah hears God’s Word, he doesn’t just admire it—he responds. He recalls who God is, turns from what’s gone astray, repairs what’s broken, and restores worship from the ground up.

What Happens When Light Breaks Into the Dark? An ordinary night. An unexpected moment. This Sunday in Let There Be Light, we step into Luke 2:8–20 to see why no one encounters the Light of Christ and stays the same. If you’ve ever felt overlooked, afraid, or stuck, this message is for you. Christmas isn’t just a story—it’s Light that still breaks into darkness.

Think of moments when you’ve felt the warmth of light as it entered the dark. Maybe how it felt when the sun came out on a cold winter’s day. The Light of the World entered into the darkness of our broken world, so that the glory of God would be revealed. Join us this Sunday as we learn more about the Light that overcomes the dark. 

The world feels heavy, but the Light has come! Join us this Sunday as we begin our Advent series in Isaiah 9 with “The Darkness We Carry.” Before we can celebrate the Light, we have to face the dark—and that’s exactly where Jesus meets us.