Unlike the empty promises of the world, the birth of Jesus brings present and eternal peace.  But before we receive that peace, there must be war.

The coming of the Messiah brings us unconquerable joy in this life and the next.

Jesse's descendant will bring peace to a world riven by conflict.  In Christ, we are offered peace with God, with each other, and with ourselves.

In the darkest moment of human history - when Adam and Eve brought sin into the world through their disobedience - the Father gives a prophecy of hope concerning the future salvation coming through his Son.

Tithing brings clarity to our priorities, and serving brings joy and reward.

Giving is a discipline that paradoxically brings the peace that we are trusting God.

Jesus' ministry of salvation by atonement is free and joyous for those who receive it, and it is for the purpose of our sanctification and witness to His goodness.

Christians have always and must continue to protect the lives of the unborn, the orphans, and those who are raising children in difficult circumstances.  In particular, they must oppose Issue 1 on November 7th.

No matter who you are, no matter what you believe, no matter what you may be ashamed of or feel guilty about, come and see the forgiveness and love offered by Jesus to those who know they need Him.