So tonight, I want to help us see what divine appointments are, why they matter, how they worked in God’s Word, and how we can pray for more of them this Christmas season—when hearts are softer, conversations are deeper, and Jesus is already part of the cultural moment.

Love is the motive for all Christian ministry.

Those who are entrusted with the Gospel must faithfully speak the Gospel.

Proverbs 11 shows us four areas of life godly character will impact. We’ll discuss two tonight.

A changed life is the mark of true repentance.

We live in a world overflowing with information but starving for wisdom. You can Google your way to knowledge, but you can’t Google your way to wisdom. The difference is simple: knowledge fills the mind; wisdom shapes the life.

Every disciple of Jesus should be an example worth imitating.

From Genesis to Revelation, God’s Word is about Jesus. While this is the case, and has always been the case, it takes help for us to see this.

The author of Hebrews tells us to remember those who are imprisoned for Jesus as though we are imprisoned with them. We are to remember those who are suffering for the sake of Jesus as though we are suffering with them. Today I want to give us three reasons why we remember the persecuted.

We must choose wisdom to be wise.