“But the angel reassured them. ‘Don’t be afraid!’ he said. ‘I bring you good news that will bring great joy to all people.’” — Luke 2:10.

As we approach another Christmas season, we are taking a look back at Jesus' first arrival to earth. Our new series Hindsight Is 20/20 will take us to Luke 1 and 2 (we will continue through Luke in 2021). Jesus' arrival helps settle our fear because it is "good news of great joy for all people."

In a culture with screens on every corner and in the palm of every hand, we need to have an honest conversation about what it actually means to live in, but not of the ever-changing world of technology. Make no mistake about it, the way we spend our screen time is a clear indicator of what we are following. So rather than copying the behaviors of the world, we want to utilize our screen time in a way that intentionally transforms our minds and lives to look more like Jesus. (Text from Southeast Christian Church, Louisville, Ky.)

In a culture with screens on every corner and in the palm of every hand, we need to have an honest conversation about what it actually means to live in, but not of the ever-changing world of technology. Make no mistake about it, the way we spend our screen time is a clear indicator of what we are following. So rather than copying the behaviors of the world, we want to utilize our screen time in a way that intentionally transforms our minds and lives to look more like Jesus. (Text from Southeast Christian Church, Louisville, Ky.)

In a culture with screens on every corner and in the palm of every hand, we need to have an honest conversation about what it actually means to live in, but not of the ever-changing world of technology. Make no mistake about it, the way we spend our screen time is a clear indicator of what we are following. So rather than copying the behaviors of the world, we want to utilize our screen time in a way that intentionally transforms our minds and lives to look more like Jesus. (Text from Southeast Christian Church, Louisville, Ky.)

As we spend 10 weeks studying Hebrews as a church body, Spiritual Formations Minister Richard Crabtree will help us dive even deeper in to each week's passage. Be sure to subscribe to the Redemption Podcast to get each week's episode as soon as it is released.

In Hebrews, we see three major — and continual — themes. First, Jesus Christ is greater than any angel, priest, or old covenant practice. Second, Christians must not forsake the great salvation that Jesus has brought about. And third, believers must hold on by faith to the true rest found in Christ, and must encourage others in the church to do the same.

As we spend 10 weeks studying Hebrews as a church body, Spiritual Formations Minister Richard Crabtree will help us dive even deeper in to each week's passage. Be sure to subscribe to the Redemption Podcast to get each week's episode as soon as it is released.

In Hebrews, we see three major — and continual — themes. First, Jesus Christ is greater than any angel, priest, or old covenant practice. Second, Christians must not forsake the great salvation that Jesus has brought about. And third, believers must hold on by faith to the true rest found in Christ, and must encourage others in the church to do the same.

As we spend 10 weeks studying Hebrews as a church body, Spiritual Formations Minister Richard Crabtree will help us dive even deeper in to each week's passage. Be sure to subscribe to the Redemption Podcast to get each week's episode as soon as it is released.

In Hebrews, we see three major — and continual — themes. First, Jesus Christ is greater than any angel, priest, or old covenant practice. Second, Christians must not forsake the great salvation that Jesus has brought about. And third, believers must hold on by faith to the true rest found in Christ, and must encourage others in the church to do the same.