There were two miracles that happened with Christmas. First - God became  man to be our Savior, Second - God revealed this miracle to us so we  could live with him as lord over our life. This is what makes our God  different than worthless idols.

2020 might be seen by many as a disappointment. But when we look in the  manger, we don't need to be disappointed. Because in the manger, God has  given us not just a baby - but his own Son. He gave up his Son for you!  Listen to Pastor Rieke describe why this is the greatest gift. This  sermon is based on Romans 8:32.

How much do you like being in control? Whether it's controlling your kids, controlling the vehicle you drive, or controlling the image you display to the world, we quickly realize that we can't control everything.  Listen to Pastor Rieke explain why we need to let go of control, and why we can trust God to be in control.  This message is taken from Proverbs 3:5-6.

We all know what it's like to work, hang out, or be family to a bitter person. A person that constantly gripes and complains about everything. But this service is not for them. It's for you. Because bitterness is a sin that is so difficult to recognize in ourselves. Listen to Pastor Rieke explain why we have no reason to be bitter.

It's  easy to become distracted, especially at this time of year. Sometimes  we even welcome these distractions.  But what would happen if you could  let go of your distractions?  Why would you want to let go of your  distractions? Hear Pastor Rieke share why it's important to let go of  your distractions in this sermon from Proverbs 4:25-27 preached on December 6, 2020.

Do  you have too much stuff?  Whether it be physical, emotional, or even  spiritual, Pastor Rieke reminds us to practice "one handful living."   Better is one hand with tranquility, than two hands with turmoil  (Ecclesiastes 4:6). This is the first in our series of Traveling Light,  as we prepare for Christmas.