Having hope makes all the difference. Christ promised He would fill us with an overwhelming sense of this precious gift. 

Just because the Bible declares that Jesus is a sanctuary as a wonderful counselor, mighty God, everlasting father and prince of peace, doesn't mean He is all that to you. This message challenges you to embrace ALL that the Christ child is meant to be for every life. 

The wise men traveled from the east to meet a king. They met a savior. It was an unspeakable moment. It was clarity. We too must make our journeys toward the king and find our moment of truth. 

Why shepherds? Why us? God's announcement of the birth of the Christ child comes to us in simplicity and mercy and leaves us in a state of wonder. 

When we get to the end of the Bible, we discover a new beginning. What God reveals to us is a mystery, but it's clear that for the believer in Christ, the future is all new.

The church is called out from the world to be different. That's the deal. What does that mean to you as an individual?

Jesus simplified His expectations and hope for us in two GREAT commands. The Great Commission and the Great Commandments clarify in just a few words what are lives are to be about. 

The resurrection of Jesus is more than an Easter drama. It was about power that exploded on this earth to give you peace. 

The New Testament opens with the birth of Jesus. The birth and show up of this Jesus is the most wonderful gift ever given to us. This gift is big! And it brings peace. 

The poetry section of the Bible is where the people of God poured out their hearts and souls so that we could be healed, helped and inspired. The 23rd Psalm is one you can turn to any time and learn more about leaning on God.