This week we talk about stepping into the Christmas story and finding a more meaningful Advent. A simple, hopeful invitation to slow down and make space for Christ.

This Christ the King Sunday message explores what kind of King Jesus truly is—a King who leads with truth, love, and nearness. Through gratitude and surrender, we learn how His reign shapes our lives as we prepare for Advent.

This week we looked at Hannah’s prayer in 1 Samuel 1 and the hope that comes from trusting God even when the answer takes time. Her story reminds us that God hears every prayer and that gratitude can grow while we wait. If you’ve ever wondered whether God remembers you, this message offers real encouragement.

Life doesn’t always go the way we plan. In Ruth 1:1–18, we meet two women facing loss, uncertainty, and an unknown future — yet Ruth’s quiet words of loyalty, “Where you go, I will go,” reveal a faith that trusts even when the road ahead is unclear.

In this message, Pastor Scott Miller shares how gratitude grows through faithfulness, how God works through ordinary acts of love, and how we can live with steady trust in a world that feels anything but certain.

Daniel didn’t stop praying when it became illegal—he stayed faithful. God didn’t keep him out of the lions’ den; He met him in it. Faith under fire isn’t loud, it’s steady. Trust that God is still good, even when the lions roar. 🦁🔥

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It feels like we’re living in a time when everyone’s running, from each other, from responsibility, and maybe even from grace itself. We cancel, we divide, we draw lines in the sand. And sometimes we do it in the name of faith.

That’s why Jonah’s story hits home right now. It’s not just about a man swallowed by a fish, it’s about all of us who’ve ever tried to outrun God’s mercy. It’s about what happens when we’d rather see our enemies punished than forgiven, and how God keeps calling us back toward compassion instead of bitterness.

This week’s message, “Jonah: Running from Grace,” reminds us that you can’t outrun God’s mercy for you or for anyone else. And in a world that’s angry and divided, it's something we need to hear now more than ever.

This Sunday we looked at the story of David and Goliath a powerful reminder that faith is bigger than fear. Pastor Scott reflects on the giants we face today—anxiety, division, doubt, and despair—and how courage grows when we remember God’s faithfulness. When we trust that the battle belongs to the Lord, even the biggest giants can fall.

Moses thought his story was over, but at the burning bush God called his name and gave him a mission. Like Moses, we make excuses, but God promises, “I will be with you.” This episode reminds us that God still calls ordinary people to do extraordinary things when they say “Yes.”

Abraham’s story is one of trust, waiting, and stepping into the unknown. In this week’s message, we look at what it means to believe God’s promises even when the road is long and the outcome is unclear. Like Abraham, we’re called to take the next step of faith—trusting not in our own plans, but in the God who keeps His word.

Even when the world feels like it’s falling apart, God sees the faithful. Noah didn’t blend in—he walked with God. What about you? Join us this week as we explore what it means to stay faithful in a world that’s lost its way. #FaithInTheFlood #WalkWithGod #TheStoriesThatShapedUs #newhopewapwallopen