Legacy Church

This baby, God with us, changes everything! Christmas changed the world the first time and still can today if we choose to love all. Brandon shares very practical ways we do that as individuals and as the church.

Just as God gave us a costly and relational gift in Jesus, we should give the gift of time and presence to each other. Don explores how we can give more of our hands and our heart.

Just as God gave us a costly and relational gift in Jesus, we should give the gift of time and presence to each other. Don explores how we can give more of our hands and our heart.

Our spending has power and we bring light as we consider where and how we use it. Brandon explores the dark in the Christmas story and how Jesus pushes back the darkness in the world and in our own lives.

Our spending has power and we bring light as we consider where and how we use it. Brandon explores the dark in the Christmas story and how Jesus pushes back the darkness in the world and in our own lives.

Worship is not just one hour a week but a lifestyle of every word, act and deed done to the glory of God. Brandon explores Mary’s response to the angel Gabriel and how we can worship in our everyday lives.

Worship is not just one hour a week but a lifestyle of every word, act and deed done to the glory of God. Brandon explores Mary’s response to the angel Gabriel and how we can worship in our everyday lives.

Advent calls us to prepare for Jesus’ second coming while we remember his first arrival as a baby. Yet we lose the meaning in our pursuit of the “perfect Christmas.” Amanda calls us back through the story of Joseph.

Advent calls us to prepare for Jesus’ second coming while we remember his first arrival as a baby. Yet we lose the meaning in our pursuit of the “perfect Christmas.” Amanda calls us back through the story of Joseph.

Emily, the great US poet, took steps towards Jesus and away from Christ her whole life. Yet she’s remembered as the one of the greatest religious thinkers of her time. Brandon explores her life and the connection with the father who pleaded with Jesus “Lord, I believe; help my unbelief!”