The angels declared that there would be peace on earth because of the baby, the savior born to mankind. And yet...our world seems to be anything but peaceful. How is peace found? The answer to that question was found in the manger.

All I want for Christmas is to know Jesus and make him known. I am purposed to reflect God's goodness and grace and direct people to Jesus, the savior of the world.

When storms come in life and shake us to our core, how do we respond? God's grace will use those moments to show us whether we are building our lives on the solid rock of Christ...or elsewhere.

Jesus gave thanks. This opened the windows of heaven over a vast multitude mentioned in all four gospels. What lesson was Jesus teaching us?

How can be be perpetually thankful? Paul told us we need to be giving thanks continually. Where do we even begin?

Am I content? What are the symptoms of a discontented soul? How do we become content? Good questions...tough answers.

The Lord is reopening the wells of revival. The enemy will do everything possible to stop it. We must not surrender. Our community needs Jesus and his refreshing.

Paul gave some instructions to the Corinthian church regarding order in their services. What were they and how do the apply to our contemporary church context?

We are people of the Spirit. We believe the gifts and outpouring of the Holy Spirit is for today. But we must recognize is that love is central to our beliefs. Without love, all the other efforts will fall on deaf ears.

Jesus gave gifts to the church. He purchased them with his life. They mattered when the church began. They matter now. However, we often misunderstand their use and do not know where we fit in.