Our first week in our new series "Walking in Freedom" chronicles God's revelation to Moses in the desert of Midian in Exodus 3. When God calls a servant, He meets them where there are and shapes them into His vessels.

In our final week of this series, we see how our praise to God is amplified in our worship through Psalm 104.

David's honest evaluation of his sin opens the way for God's grace...but it doesn't jump right there. Our look at Psalm 51 shows the drama of repentance and restoration.

Psalm 85 teaches about about corporate lament as an important part of our worship.

This week looks at a psalm of lament. Some days are "Psalm 23 Days" and others are "Psalm 13 Days." We are reminded that it's okay to ask God questions, and seek Him when He is near.

Psalm 23 offers us assurance in our time of need for who we might put our trust in.

Luke 2:41-52 tells the story of the adolescent Jesus running off from His parents while in Jerusalem and being found in His Father's house. Of course, Jesus is about His Father's business.

Our Christmas Eve service proclaims the Good News that the Messiah has come, lowly and lying in a manger from Luke 2:1-14.

Our last Sunday of Advent looks at Luke 1:29-56 and that faith of Mary, Jesus' mother, who recognized how God was present and active in her midst for the benefit of all people.

John the Baptist prepared the way for the coming of Jesus. Our reflection on Luke 3:1-18 shows us that waiting and preparing are an active work.