This week on *Footnotes, Marty, Paule, and Josh further discuss the myth of strength and explore the biblical concept that service ultimately comes from a position of weakness.

On the last Sunday of Advent before Christmas, Josh Gray is with us to talk about how we take ownership of the Advent story and distribute it to the world around us. The song featured during communion today is “Who Would Have Dreamed” by Sovereign Grace Music.

On the last Sunday of Advent before Christmas, Josh Gray is with us to talk about how we take ownership of the Advent story and distribute it to the world around us. The song featured during communion today is “Who Would Have Dreamed” by Sovereign Grace Music.

On the last Sunday of Advent before Christmas, Josh Gray is with us to talk about how we take ownership of the Advent story and distribute it to the world around us. The song featured during communion today is “Who Would Have Dreamed” by Sovereign Grace Music.

This week on *Footnotes, Marty, Paule, and Josh further discuss the myth of strength and explore the biblical concept that service ultimately comes from a position of weakness.

This week on *Footnotes, Marty, Paule, Josh, and Derek look at an additional season of silence to see how God has been working all along, the implications for today, and how it enables us to have joy.

It’s the third Sunday of Advent and Paule Patterson is with us today to talk about joy. Paule shares some of his own story about how God brought him to Real Life, demonstrating that when we submit our entire story to God’s sovereignty, we encounter joy in all areas of life.

It’s the third Sunday of Advent and Paule Patterson is with us today to talk about joy. Paule shares some of his own story about how God brought him to Real Life, demonstrating that when we submit our entire story to God’s sovereignty, we encounter joy in all areas of life.

This week on *Footnotes, Marty, Paule, Josh, and Derek look at an additional season of silence to see how God has been working all along, the implications for today, and how it enables us to have joy.

This week on *Footnotes, Marty, Paule, Josh, and Derek further discuss the significance of “east” as a biblical metaphor from last week’s sermon before looking some of the implications from this week’s sermon.