Jesus came because God loved the world. That love was humble and sacrificial, undeserved, and yet unconditional. “This is love, not that we loved God, but God loved us and sent his Son as an atoning sacrifice for our sins.” 1 John 4:10

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Jesus came because God loved the world. That love was humble and sacrificial, undeserved, and yet unconditional. “This is love, not that we loved God, but God loved us and sent his Son as an atoning sacrifice for our sins.” 1 John 4:10

We begin a new Christmas series entitled, “This Present Glory,” where we are exploring the incarnation of Jesus, and, more specifically, why Jesus came. The prologue to John’s gospel describes the epic nature of Jesus’ journey from heaven to earth...

John 1 tells us Jesus came to restore God’s presence with His people. And redefine it. What does it look like for the infinite God of the universe to be tangibly present in a moment of heartache?

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We begin a new Christmas series entitled, “This Present Glory,” where we are exploring the incarnation of Jesus, and, more specifically, why Jesus came. The prologue to John’s gospel describes the epic nature of Jesus’ journey from heaven to earth. The Word became flesh and made his dwelling among us, so that we could see God’s glory shining forth. This week we consider the gift of God’s presence in the person of Jesus.

John 1 tells us Jesus came to restore God’s presence with His people. And redefine it. What does it look like for the infinite God of the universe to be tangibly present in a moment of heartache?

We begin the Advent season with a reflective look at Jesus’ coming through the lens of Isaiah’s vision of the great light that came into the deep darkness.

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Wonderful Counselor. Mighty God. Everlasting Father. Prince of Peace. Jesus came into the world as all of those things. In this contemplative service, we explore each of those themes through Scripture, song, and short reflections.

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We begin the Advent season with a reflective look at Jesus’ coming through the lens of Isaiah’s vision of the great light that came into the deep darkness.

Why did God ask Israel to set aside the first fruits of their harvest as an offering? Giving of our finances accomplishes something unique: God’s work in us and in the world at the same time. What we give to shapes what we care about.

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