It all starts here, in the beginning. We see the God who existed in the beginning as he creates, sin corrupts, and ultimately, Jesus redeems.

Advent is the celebration of Christ coming to us as a baby. But he was no ordinary child; He was God in the flesh come to bring us hope, peace, joy, and love. Today we consider the timing of Christ's birth.

Advent is the celebration of Christ coming to us as a baby. But he was no ordinary child; He was God in the flesh come to bring us hope, peace, joy, and love. Today we consider the love that Jesus brings.

Advent is the celebration of Christ coming to us as a baby. But he was no ordinary child; He was God in the flesh come to bring us hope, peace, joy, and love. Today we consider the joy that Jesus brings.

Advent is the celebration of Christ coming to us as a baby. But he was no ordinary child; He was God in the flesh come to bring us hope, peace, joy, and love. Today we consider the peace that Jesus brings.

Advent is the celebration of Christ coming to us as a baby. But he was no ordinary child; He was God in the flesh come to bring us hope, peace, joy, and love. Today we consider the hope that Jesus brings.

In our last look at the gentle and lowly heart of Christ, we consider the duration of his love and our only proper response.

This week Jake Garrett shows us the heart of Christ from out of the book of Galatians.

There are many things we long for in our lives, whether big or small. But what does God the Father yearn for? This week we consider what the prophet Jeremiah has to say about the yearning heart of God.

In the book of Lamentations, we can gain wisdom about the Father's heart for us in the midst of our suffering, grief, and affliction.