Arrival: Jesus Is Our Joy | Chad Smith

As Christmas approaches, it's a time for reflection on the profound joy that comes from the birth of Jesus Christ. This joy, described in John 16:20-22, is everlasting and unshakeable, unlike fleeting worldly happiness. It is a gift from the Holy Spirit, rooted in the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus. By seeking a deeper relationship with God and fulfilling His purpose, we can experience this transformative joy even in our darkest moments.

Visit us and find more at:

Arrival: Jesus Is Our Hope | Tri Nason

As we enter the Christmas season, it's a time to reflect on the birth of Jesus and the hope He brings. True hope is not mere wishful thinking but a confident expectation based on God's promises. From the promises made to Adam, Abraham, and David, to their fulfillment in Jesus, we see God's faithfulness. This hope extends to the future, with the promise of Jesus' return. Embrace this hope and let it transform your life.

Visit us and find more at:

Community Thanksgiving: Colossians 4:2-6

Thanksgiving is a time for reflection, gratitude, and community. Colossians 4 offers three key principles to help us live out our faith during this season: devotion, evangelism, and wisdom. Devotion involves prayer, watchfulness, and thankfulness. Evangelism is about sharing the gospel clearly and confidently. Wisdom in interactions means acting wisely, speaking graciously, and making conversations engaging. By applying these principles, we can make a significant impact on our community and bring glory to God.

Visit us and find more at:

1 Thessalonians 5:18 encourages us to give thanks in all circumstances, reminding us that gratitude should be unconditional. The story of David in 2 Samuel 12 illustrates this, as he worshiped God even after the death of his child. We are reminded to be thankful for both material and spiritual blessings, and to cultivate gratitude through daily reflection, worship, and serving others. This week, challenge yourself to find reasons to be thankful, no matter the situation.

Visit us and find more at:

As Thanksgiving approaches, it's essential to remember its true meaning beyond the holiday rush. Rooted in historical gratitude, Thanksgiving calls us to reflect on God's blessings. Key aspects include recognizing we are created in God's image, appreciating Jesus as our perfect Savior, and acknowledging His unchanging nature. Daily thanksgiving should lead us to worship, transforming our lives and deepening our relationship with God.

Thanksgiving | Trey Robinson

Imagine God offering you anything you ask for. What would you choose? Ephesians 2:10 reveals three transformative truths: we are God's workmanship, created for good works, and called to walk in them. This passage answers life's big questions about identity, purpose, and fulfillment, urging us to align our desires with God's work and live a life of eternal significance.

Visit us and find more at:

The Kingdom of Heaven | Matthew 13:44-46 | Chad Smith

Visit us and find more at:

Reconciliation | 2 Corinthians 5:11-21 | Jonah McCrory

On Orphan Sunday, we are reminded of our profound responsibility to care for the fatherless. The Bible commands us to show kindness and mercy, emphasizing that true worship involves justice for the vulnerable. Recognizing our own spiritual fatherlessness, we see how Jesus took our place to adopt us into God's family. Inspired by King David's kindness to Mephibosheth, we are called to actively support orphans through prayer, support, and direct action.

Visit us and find more at:

Jeremy Brown | 1 Corinthians 13

Nov. 3, 2024 PM Service

Visit us and find more at: