A Connected Christmas Part 2 | In Luke 1, we see the angel announce to Mary that she will carry and give birth to the Messiah. The announcement of the presence of Jesus was enough to make Baby John the Baptist leap in Elizabeth's belly. It was enough to make Mary sing in praise. The presence of Christ produces pure and true worship.

A Connected Christmas Part 2 | In Luke 1, we see the angel announce to Mary that she will carry and give birth to the Messiah. The announcement of the presence of Jesus was enough to make Baby John the Baptist leap in Elizabeth's belly. It was enough to make Mary sing in praise. The presence of Christ produces pure and true worship.

In a time when we feel disconnected, Christmas 2020 reminds us that God did what was necessary to connect with humanity by sending Jesus to be born in Bethlehem. After 400 years of silence, God spoke to a man named Zechariah through an Angel to announce he would have a son and name him John. Zechariah's obedience was part of God's plan of redemption, reminding us that Obedience Connects us to seeing God's will take place.

In a time when we feel disconnected, Christmas 2020 reminds us that God did what was necessary to connect with humanity by sending Jesus to be born in Bethlehem. After 400 years of silence, God spoke to a man named Zechariah through an Angel to announce he would have a son and name him John. Zechariah's obedience was part of God's plan of redemption, reminding us that Obedience Connects us to seeing God's will take place.

I has definitely been a year unlike any other. As difficult as 2020 has been, it would be easy to give in to the temptation to feel there is nothing to be thankful for. Psalm 107 reminds us of 7 things we can thank God for no matter what the circumstance.

I has definitely been a year unlike any other. As difficult as 2020 has been, it would be easy to give in to the temptation to feel there is nothing to be thankful for. Psalm 107 reminds us of 7 things we can thank God for no matter what the circumstance.

In Romans 12, Paul shifts from the doctrine of God's grace in the first part of the book (chapters 1-11), to now focus on the duty to live in light of Grace in chapter 12. The Grace of God changes everything, not just our eternity, but our here and now!

In Romans 12, Paul shifts from the doctrine of God's grace in the first part of the book (chapters 1-11), to now focus on the duty to live in light of Grace in chapter 12. The Grace of God changes everything, not just our eternity, but our here and now!

In Romans 12, the Apostle Paul turns the attention from the doctrine of God's grace, to our Christian duty in light of God's Grace. God's grace changes everything. Because of Jesus, our lives and our world is never the same.

In Romans 12, the Apostle Paul turns the attention from the doctrine of God's grace, to our Christian duty in light of God's Grace. God's grace changes everything. Because of Jesus, our lives and our world is never the same.