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As we draw closer to Christmas it's important to remember that Jesus

was not just a baby in a manger but a Prophet, a Priest and a King.

Hey Family,

Last week we began our new series, JESUS IS THE REASON, by hearing how Jesus is the ultimate Prophet. This week we'll learn how he's also the ultimate Priest--a priest ordained to be the mediator between God and his people. As we approach Christmas day, we hope this series will speak to your hearts and bring you surprising truths about Christ.

Hey Family,

Last week we began our new series, JESUS IS THE REASON, by hearing how Jesus is the ultimate Prophet. This week we'll learn how he's also the ultimate Priest--a priest ordained to be the mediator between God and his people. As we approach Christmas day, we hope this series will speak to your hearts and bring you surprising truths about Christ.

Hey Family,

As we move into the Christmas season, we want to think more and more about the beauty and the wonder that is Jesus Christ. In our new series called JESUS we're going to discover the miraculous roles that Jesus plays in our lives. He encourages us when we're downcast, strengthens us when we're weak, unites us when we're divided.

Hey Family,

As we move into the Christmas season, we want to think more and more about the beauty and the wonder that is Jesus Christ. In our new series called JESUS we're going to discover the miraculous roles that Jesus plays in our lives. He encourages us when we're downcast, strengthens us when we're weak, unites us when we're divided.

Hey Family,

Sometimes when we hear God referred to as our father, some strange images can come into our minds. Perhaps we are influenced by our experience with our earthly fathers, which for better or worse can form our vision of what God is like. Many times we can think that if our earthly father was impossible to please, then our heavenly father is too. Or if our earthly father was very harsh with us when we made errors, then our heavenly father will be too.

This Sunday as our series HUNGRY continues we will work toward reclaiming the tender beauty of seeing God as our Father and enjoying him as one who pursues and longs for us. You don't want to miss out, so I'll see you at 10 a.m. on Sunday, and bring a friend.

Hey Family,

Sometimes when we hear God referred to as our father, some strange images can come into our minds. Perhaps we are influenced by our experience with our earthly fathers, which for better or worse can form our vision of what God is like. Many times we can think that if our earthly father was impossible to please, then our heavenly father is too. Or if our earthly father was very harsh with us when we made errors, then our heavenly father will be too.

This Sunday as our series HUNGRY continues we will work toward reclaiming the tender beauty of seeing God as our Father and enjoying him as one who pursues and longs for us. You don't want to miss out, so I'll see you at 10 a.m. on Sunday, and bring a friend.

Hey Family,

Last week we started a new series, HUNGRY, which we hope will reawaken your appetite for God. Have you been remembering his blessings? We talked about how if we don't do that, we'll forget how God gets us through the hard times, redeems us from the pit, and heals all our diseases. I hope that each of you found some quiet time with God this week and were able to humble yourself before Him.

On Sunday we'll continue our series by talking about how many times in life our hearts can be elated or depressed based on the many real injustices, setbacks, or victories that we experience. This week half of America felt as if they won a great victory, and the other half felt like they lost a terrible battle. So this week as we look at the Bible, we will discover another benefit of not being of this world, but belonging to the kingdom of God.

--Edwin

Hey Family,

Last week we started a new series, HUNGRY, which we hope will reawaken your appetite for God. Have you been remembering his blessings? We talked about how if we don't do that, we'll forget how God gets us through the hard times, redeems us from the pit, and heals all our diseases. I hope that each of you found some quiet time with God this week and were able to humble yourself before Him.

On Sunday we'll continue our series by talking about how many times in life our hearts can be elated or depressed based on the many real injustices, setbacks, or victories that we experience. This week half of America felt as if they won a great victory, and the other half felt like they lost a terrible battle. So this week as we look at the Bible, we will discover another benefit of not being of this world, but belonging to the kingdom of God.

--Edwin

Hey Family,

As we head into the Thanksgiving season, we're looking forward to connecting with friends and family over a table full of great food. We can all imagine sitting down at that table because we know what follows: the delicious taste of turkey and stuffing and our favorite dessert. When it comes to sitting down with God, though, it's harder to imagine what benefits will follow.

In our new series, HUNGRY, we'll talk about how the greatest longing we can have is to yearn for God.

This Sunday we'll talk about the 5 most important blessings of spending time with him. Please come and bring a friend! Remember that we all get to sleep in an extra hour after turning back the clock, and I'll see you at 10 a.m.

--Edwin