What is the greatest gift of Christmas?

Join Matt and Phil as they discuss the fourth week of our "It's STILL a Wonderful Life" series"! This week we're looking at two different Marys...one from Nazareth, the other from Bedford Falls. What do these two Marys have in common?

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What love requires of us is often very different from what the "law" requires. Joseph had a choice to make when confronted with Mary's pregnancy--he could obey the law or divorce her quietly. He chose option 3: Love.

Join Matt and Phil as they discuss the third week of our "It's STILL a Wonderful Life" series"! This week we're drawing some attention to the (Gentile) women leading up to the story of Jesus. God continually uses those on the margins to realize his plans and those whom we might not pick to be such a central part of Jesus' lineage.

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On more than one occasion in the Bible, God gets someone's attention by striking them blind or mute. This week we're talking about Zechariah, who was muted by the angel Gabriel upon hearing that he and his wife would have a son (who turns out to be John the Baptist).

Join Matt and Phil as they discuss the second week of our "It's STILL a Wonderful Life" series"! On more than one occasion in the Bible, God gets someone's attention by striking them blind or mute. This week we're talking about Zechariah, who was muted by the angel Gabriel upon hearing that he and his wife would have a son (who turns out to be John the Baptist).

Start the conversation here, then tune back in on Sunday for the sermon!

The Christmas story plunges us headlong into an inner battle between worrying about the future or remembering that God has the final say.

Join Matt and Phil as they discuss the first Sunday in our new "It's STILL a Wonderful Life" series, starting this Sunday, November 29!

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How we treat the "least of these" really matters to Jesus. Are you a sheep or a goat?

What should we do with that which God has entrusted us?