Most people like Jesus as a baby, but He didn't stay a baby. Do you know Him as your King and Lord?

John opens his Gospel by revealing that the Child in the manger is the eternal Word—God Himself—who entered the world to bring us life and light.

Joseph’s betrayal becomes God’s classroom, proving that the Lord faithfully trains His children through suffering.

Today, we celebrate the birth of the Lord Jesus Christ with an afternoon of music-worship!

Esau’s descendants illustrate both God’s gracious provision and the tragic end of those who oppose His people and His redemptive plan.

Though death reigned in Jacob’s life, God’s promises marched forward—His plan cannot be stopped by loss.

Even when God’s people act rashly and sinfully, His sovereign plan continues unhindered.

Jacob and Esau’s reunion shows that God delights to turn fear and alienation into peace and reconciliation.

Jacob’s fear turned to faith as God allowed a "Jacob" (a "fighter") to wrestle with Him.

God’s protection and providence is on display in Jacob’s escape from Laban, even through deceit and conflict.