The conclusion of a message started a couple of weeks ago - we look at truths to hold on to when God doesn't do what we hoped He would.

God hears and answers prayer. But sometimes He doesn't act when on in the way we want Him to. In those times when God doesn't give us what we seek, especially in times of grief or loss, we must wrestle with some hard truths. The next couple of weeks, we will deal with some truths to hold on to when we are tempted to be disappointed with God.

God hears and answers prayer. But sometimes He doesn't act when on in the way we want Him to. In those times when God doesn't give us what we seek, especially in times of grief or loss, we must wrestle with some hard truths. The next couple of weeks, we will deal with some truths to hold on to when we are tempted to be disappointed with God.

As we start the new year, we will look again at Jesus' command to be the light of the world.

As we start the new year, we will look again at Jesus' command to be the light of the world.

In our final service before Christmas, we look at Jesus' very humble beginnings.

In our final service before Christmas, we look at Jesus' very humble beginnings.

The Christmas season is typically associated with lights, gifts, and the baby Jesus. Those things have their place, but Jesus wasn't born in Bethlehem so we could have a day off of work or a reason to buy each other gifts. He came to save us. Today's message looks at the root cause of Christmas - the fall of mankind into sin.

The Christmas season is typically associated with lights, gifts, and the baby Jesus. Those things have their place, but Jesus wasn't born in Bethlehem so we could have a day off of work or a reason to buy each other gifts. He came to save us. Today's message looks at the root cause of Christmas - the fall of mankind into sin.

The Christmas season is typically associated with lights, gifts, and the baby Jesus. Those things have their place, but Jesus wasn't born in Bethlehem so we could have a day off of work or a reason to buy each other gifts. He came to save us. Today's message looks at the root cause of Christmas - the fall of mankind into sin.