Ridgefield Church of the Nazarene

On New Year’s Eve country singer Brad Paisley tweeted, “Tomorrow is the first blank page of a 365 page book. Write a good one.” At the start of this new year we have an opportunity to reset our spiritual focus and priorities. In this three-week message series, you will be encouraged to start not only your year, but every week and every day by seeking God and his kingdom and his plan for your life. We invite you to listen online or join us live at a service as we Seek First.

On New Year’s Eve country singer Brad Paisley tweeted, “Tomorrow is the first blank page of a 365 page book. Write a good one.” At the start of this new year we have an opportunity to reset our spiritual focus and priorities. In this three-week message series, you will be encouraged to start not only your year, but every week and every day by seeking God and his kingdom and his plan for your life. We invite you to listen online or join us live at a service as we Seek First.

On New Year’s Eve country singer Brad Paisley tweeted, “Tomorrow is the first blank page of a 365 page book. Write a good one.” At the start of this new year we have an opportunity to reset our spiritual focus and priorities. In this three-week message series, you will be encouraged to start not only your year, but every week and every day by seeking God and his kingdom and his plan for your life. We invite you to listen online or join us live at a service as we Seek First.

Everyone wants to have the perfect Christmas, surrounded by family, gathered around a warm fireplace among beautifully decked halls while snow falls gently outside. Unfortunately, it never turns out that way. For most of us, Christmas brings stress, difficult family members, bad memories, and unmet expectations. Does it have to be this way? In this series of Christmas messages, we get real about Christmas, we acknowledge all of the chaos of the season, and we seek the Savior in the middle of it.

Everyone wants to have the perfect Christmas, surrounded by family, gathered around a warm fireplace among beautifully decked halls while snow falls gently outside. Unfortunately, it never turns out that way. For most of us, Christmas brings stress, difficult family members, bad memories, and unmet expectations. Does it have to be this way? In this series of Christmas messages, we get real about Christmas, we acknowledge all of the chaos of the season, and we seek the Savior in the middle of it.

Everyone wants to have the perfect Christmas, surrounded by family, gathered around a warm fireplace among beautifully decked halls while snow falls gently outside. Unfortunately, it never turns out that way. For most of us, Christmas brings stress, difficult family members, bad memories, and unmet expectations. Does it have to be this way? In this series of Christmas messages, we get real about Christmas, we acknowledge all of the chaos of the season, and we seek the Savior in the middle of it.

Everyone wants to have the perfect Christmas, surrounded by family, gathered around a warm fireplace among beautifully decked halls while snow falls gently outside. Unfortunately, it never turns out that way. For most of us, Christmas brings stress, difficult family members, bad memories, and unmet expectations. Does it have to be this way? In this series of Christmas messages, we get real about Christmas, we acknowledge all of the chaos of the season, and we seek the Savior in the middle of it.

Child poverty. Homelessness. Earthquakes & monsoons. In our globally connected world, we are not only more aware of tragedy and suffering, but it is easy to feel helpless or unable to make a real difference. We believe that God has given you the ability to recognize unfairness and injustice and a desire to alleviate suffering. In this teaching series, you will not only discover God’s heart of compassion, but you will learn how to take action.

Everyone wants to have the perfect Christmas, surrounded by family, gathered around a warm fireplace among beautifully decked halls while snow falls gently outside. Unfortunately, it never turns out that way. For most of us, Christmas brings stress, difficult family members, bad memories, and unmet expectations. Does it have to be this way? In this series of Christmas messages, we get real about Christmas, we acknowledge all of the chaos of the season, and we seek the Savior in the middle of it.