Pastor Shane continues the series talking about our core values and as a church and as individuals with the topic of authenticity. A life committed to authenticity must be Gospel-centered, model humility and be sincere. Vulnerability and authenticity provide the fertile soil for God to work in and through us.

Pastor Shane kicks off a new series focusing on our core values as individuals and as a church. Today's focus is on hospitality; what it looks like in the world we live in today and how we can demonstrate it as followers of Christ.

Pastor Shane kicks off the new year with a very encouraging message on using the time we have been given wisely. Be encouraged with this gentle reminder of how we can have a healthy relation with our time involving God, family, and work.

Pastor Shane shares an encouraging and challenging reminder on this Christmas morning: God is love. Love is a verb, and God showed us His love by sending us Jesus in a miraculous way. How do we show love to the people in our lives?

Pastor Shane shares the story of Mary and Joseph being told they would be parents to baby Jesus. During the shock and confusion of how this could happen, Mary still chose to say, "I am your servant". God's interruption brought Jesus to us, and we should not fear the disturbances God has planned for our lives.

Pastor David continues the wait for Christmas by looking into two important characters in the Christmas story that don't get very much recognition. The stories of Simeon and Anna are examples of waiting in expectation and never loosing faith in what God has spoken. Even though there were long seasons of waiting and the world around them was in desperation, they never doubted that the Messiah was sent in the form of a newborn baby.

What are you waiting for this Christmas season? As we take a look into Luke chapter 1, we see the start of the Christmas story that takes place after 400 years of silence. After this time of waiting, the silence was broken and the Christmas story begins with the promise of new life.

Lance shares a challenging reminder of our need to be thankful in all things.

Pastor David wraps up our series, #Blessed, with an encouraging message on being grateful at all times. Through a story in the Bible about several severely ill men we are reminded of the blessings that come when we recognize the work of God in our lives. We are indeed #blessed.

Pastor David shares a good reminder that those of us who know Christ are secure in Him and nothing can pluck us away. As followers of Jesus, we are eternally secure in our salvation and our eternal life that we will live with Him.