As Rob continues in our Advent series, we focus on the word joy. The world offers many temporary things that may bring the feeling of joy, but a lasting joy comes from resting in Jesus' presence and longing for Him despite our circumstances.

Many of us confuse worldly peace and heavenly peace. As Rob preaches on Luke 2:1-19, we learn that the peace given by Jesus is so much different than what most understand it to be, which begs the question: "Are you chasing after the right kind of peace?"

As we kick off our new series of Advent, David preaches on Matthew 1, and the birth of Jesus. What a thrill of hope; to know that we have been given a savior who cares for us and provides.

When we face difficulties, it can be hard to see the good in them. As Rob finishes our series in the book of Titus, we learn that if we trust in God and lean into obedience, then He can bring honey out of the rock.

As Rob preaches on Titus 3:1-8, we learn that we should be intentional in walking with Christ so that a watching world may understand that God is good through our actions and choices. We can't overcome sin on our own, but with Christ, we can walk toward a transformed life.

Every year we set aside a specific Sunday to highlight our missionaries - both local and global - and to focus on what it means for us to live on mission every single day. Rob walks us through 2 Corinthians 5 and reminds us that God has ALWAYS been on mission to bring people to himself. We leave encouraged to do more to reach those around us for the Kingdom.

This Sunday, Rob preaches on Titus 2, which reminds us of the importance of unity across generations within the church family. Are you intentionally searching for those who are wiser to pour into your spiritual life? Are you guiding and instructing the next generation in biblical truth?

As we kick off our new series in Titus, Rob preaches on Titus 1, where we learn about the narrow road that we will walk as followers of Christ- that we shouldn't stray from that road when it gets difficult, but be so rooted in scripture so we can navigate it well.

We were not made to be alone - we are designed to be in relationship with one another. As Rob preaches on 2 Timothy 4:9-22, we are challenged to be known by others and to be intentional with who we surround ourselves with in our everyday lives.

As Christians, we have a responsibility to be intentional with how we live and the words that we say. This Sunday, Bryan preaches on 2 Timothy 4:1-8 and encourages us to be wise with the time given to us, to share the good news of the Gospel, and to finish well.