This week, in the second week of Advent, we are focusing on the fact that Jesus came to be peace for all people.

This week, in the second week of Advent, we are focusing on the fact that Jesus came to be peace for all people.

As we begin the Advent season this year we also kick off a new sermon series with the idea that Jesus came for ALL PEOPLE! This week, we looked at the fact that Jesus came as the source of HOPE for all people.

As we begin the Advent season this year we also kick off a new sermon series with the idea that Jesus came for ALL PEOPLE! This week, we looked at the fact that Jesus came as the source of HOPE for all people.

This teaching on 1 Thessalonians 5:12–22 reminds us that gratitude is not just a personal practice, but something that strengthens the whole community of faith. As Paul encourages the church to honor one another, hold on to what is good, and give thanks in all things, we consider how a thankful posture shapes the way we live and love.

This teaching on 1 Thessalonians 5:12–22 reminds us that gratitude is not just a personal practice, but something that strengthens the whole community of faith. As Paul encourages the church to honor one another, hold on to what is good, and give thanks in all things, we consider how a thankful posture shapes the way we live and love.

This week wrap up our Messy Church series with a look through 1 Corinthians chapter 7 and what God has to say about marriage, divorce, and singleness.

This week wrap up our Messy Church series with a look through 1 Corinthians chapter 7 and what God has to say about marriage, divorce, and singleness.

In this passage, Paul addresses how believers handle conflict, reminding us that as God’s people, we are called to pursue peace, justice, and unity within the body of Christ—reflecting God’s wisdom instead of the world’s.

In this passage, Paul addresses how believers handle conflict, reminding us that as God’s people, we are called to pursue peace, justice, and unity within the body of Christ—reflecting God’s wisdom instead of the world’s.