Some significant marks of maturity include the denial of self, a loving deference & preference of others, the mortification of sin, and a deep abiding in Christ.

Christians are to submit to God-ordained authority and seek to do good as dual citizens of Heaven & Earth.

The Gospel is the light of redemptive revelation for all nations!

God's glory is best displayed in the humble gift of His Son.

We must point to Christ, not ourselves. Pastor Pilgrim teaches on Luke 1: 57-80

In our second advent sermon of the season, we see that God was the source of Mary & Elizabeth’s worship. Ultimately, we learn that God is the source of our salvation, not us!

The Gospel must be believed and received. Zechariah scoffed - but Mary believed. Christ has come - this truth has forever changed our lives!

Love is not a mark of the church - it is the mark. We are a community that has been shaped by God's grace, and that grace enables us to put others first as we pursue Christ together.

God's gospel humbles us, His grace unites us, and His gifts enable us to serve His body, the church.

In light of God's greatness, we offer our bodies, separate from this world, and embody God's will as worshipers.