To conclude our series of studying some of the characters in the Christmas event, we look at Jesus, the Christ and how His blessed birth means blessing for all people and nations.

During this December Nights message, we study the wise men and their persistence which led them to discover the time, place and person of the Messiah in Jesus. Their determined looking is an encouragement for us to keep looking for the rightful King.

In this sweeping historical study of the days of Jesus' birth, we study the character and antagonism of Herod the King upon hearing that the "King of the Jews" had been born. How does his resistance to a new King in his life mirror our own personal resistance to the authority of Christ?

Welcome to our Christmas series. Listen in as w study the character and concept of God appearing to shepherds in Luke 2.1-20 to announce the birth of the Messiah. What does it mean for you and for our world?

This message begins a look at the 12 sons of Jacob mentioned in 1 Chronicles 2.1-2 and examined in depth in chapters 4-7 of 1 Chronicles. This message focuses on lessons learned from God's activity in the lives of two brothers: Judah and Simeon. Included below are the slides used during the message.

Nic Uebel teaches how the theme of covenant streams through all of scripture and how the author of Chronicles uses its relational power to show how the people of God are connected in their relationship with Him.

This message focuses on the foundation of our adoption by God and urges us as the church to consider ways that we can mobilize to minister to the children of our area and world in grace, love and practical means.

Dave Farris continues in the Kings & Chronicles series by showing the power of covenants beginning in 1 Chronicles 1:25.

This is the first of our series in Kings & Chronicles. This message covers an overview of the book of Chronicles and 1.1-25.