Matthew 1:18, 21

All the Ralph wanted was an official Red Ryder, carbine action, 200-shot, range model air rifle, with a compass in the stock and this thing that tells time. That was his expectations for Christmas and he was going to do everything in his power to make sure his gift was under the tree. Join us for a special Christmas Eve service at Revive and discover that what God wants to give to us through Christmas, is by far the greatest gift of all!

Luke 2:10-11

Although Buddy the Elf doesn’t allow the naysayers to steal his joy when it comes to Christmas. Too often we allow the world we live in to dictate how we live our lives. There are a lot of reasons that Buddy could have been down in the dumps, but he exhibits the joy that comes through Christmas. We can have that same joy and even greater because of what Jesus brings.

Matthew 1:18-25

Ebenezer Scrooge is a classic transformation story. On Christmas Eve in 1843 in London, Scrooge goes from Bah-humbug to Merry Christmas. Both are visited in a dream and both are shown something they didn’t think before. What happened? He had a change of heart. When Joseph hears of Mary’s pregnancy, he had in his mind the best options, but after an encounter with God, he has a change of heart as well. This week, maybe we can go from Bah-humbug to Merry Christmas by experiencing Jesus.

John 12

This week we will look at a story in the Bible that teaches us two different attitudes we can have when it comes to generosity. One person will display a generous heart and the other will display a selfish heart. Which side of the coin do you land and how can we all get better when we ask the question… Am I Generous?

Luke 16

There are a lot of things we say we love in life. Obviously, we love our kids and our spouse, we love our church and our friends. But God tells us that there is one thing that we can’t love if we are going to love him… it’s mammon. What is mammon and why is it dangerous to our lives in Christ? Join us this Sunday as we answer these questions as we work towards Breaking The Spirit of Mammon.

Exodus 13

Abbot and Costello made the “Who’s on First” bit a forever classic! For five minutes they go around and around trying to figure out who’s playing baseball for St. Louis. It all starts with the question…Who’s on first? In life, we must ask ourselves a similar question - Who's first? Because who comes first greatly impacts what comes next - in our marriages, our parenting, our finances, our decisions, everything. Join us this weekend as we examine our lives and answer the question of… Who’s On First?

Malachi 3

There are a lot of tests in the world. Fitness tests, school tests, entrance tests, drug tests, placement tests and diagnostic tests are just a few that we will encounter in life. At times we will even feel like we are being tested by God. Wouldn’t it be nice, to just once, be able to give God a test? Well the Bible tells us in scripture that we can test God in one specific area. What is that one area? Join us Sunday at Revive as we learn how to put God to the test.

Deuteronomy 15

Like many things, the blessed life starts by examining the condition of your heart. This week we will have a spiritual heart exam to see how healthy it really is when we line it up with God. So whether you are spiritually healthy, a little out of shape, or flat out unhealthy, one thing is clear, we can all do a little bit better. Join us this Sunday and let’s commit to getting better… together!

Mark 2:1-12 / Matthew 9:1-8 / Luke 5:17-26

Too often when things don’t go our way, instead of pressing on, we give up. But what if another way, was actually the best way? Join us this Sunday at Revive as we conclude chapter 3 of The Life of Christ series by looking at 4 men who were so determined, they were willing to do whatever it takes to get to Jesus. And by doing so, maybe they discovered that another way, might be the better way.

Mark 1:40-45 / Luke 5:12-16 / Matthew 8:2-4

As we read through the life of Christ, over and over we discover amazing situations and scenarios where we gasp, “No way He just did that!” He would constantly do the unthinkable. But when Jesus reaches out and touches a person with leprosy, people discover a part of Jesus they had never seen before. Journey with us this week as Jesus does the unthinkable, with the untouchables.