As we look at the Christmas gospel from Luke 2, we focus on the shepherds. As we do, we'll see why God chose the shepherds to be the first to know about the Savior's birth and what that means for us.

In this short message from our Lessons and Carols Christmas Day service, we focus on Luke 2:19 and learn how pondering brings us peace.

This week we wrap up our Come, Lord Jesus series with a look at Isaiah 7, where we see the Sign of Immanuel. From this lesson, we learn about a pattern that plays out not only in this story, but in each of our lives: God offers, Ahaz resists, but God insists.

This week in our Come, Lord Jesus series, we look at a time in John the Baptist's life where expectations weren't matching reality. From this story, we learn what we can do when we run into similar disappointments in our lives.

This week we look at John the Baptist and see how his message of repentance makes us ready for Jesus' coming.

As we move into the season of Advent, we're starting a new series called Come, Lord Jesus! The goal of this series is to get us ready to celebrate the first coming of Jesus at Christmas, and to have that same excitement for Jesus' second coming. Today, we look at Isaiah 2:1-5, where we see the kingdom of perfect peace that our King promises us.

On this Sunday before Thanksgiving and last Sunday of the church year, we wrapped up our Set Free series by giving thanks for all the grace that God has shown us. The sermon is based on Philippians 4:4-9 where we learn the gospel promises that allow us to rejoice in the Lord always.

This week in our Set Free series, we're talking about Judgment Day. And while the judgment part of Judgment Day usually gets all the attention, today we're going to see that there's powerful gospel comfort in Judgment Day as well. In 2 Thessalonians 1, we'll see three pieces of gospel comfort and one piece of gospel encouragement.

We're continuing our Set Free series, and this week we turn to Revelation, where John writes about a hope for the future that has the power to bring joy to our lives in the present that will help us deal with difficult circumstances here on earth.

Freedom. That's what Reformation is all about, and that's what Galatians 5 is all about. Paul tells us in this section that we have been set free for freedom. In this sermon we learn what we've been set free from, and how we can use the freedom we've been given.