We can choose to either have hearts made of wax or of mud. Have you made room in your heart for Jesus? Merry Christmas--and happy Easter!

Most of us experience varying degrees of doubt throughout our faith journeys, and that's ok. John the Baptist did, too. Doubt often (eventually) draws us closer to Jesus.

We often forget or quickly read over the "incarnation." Jesus coming to earth was a miracle, and we should live with gratitude and a willingness to serve.

Jesus invites us to draw near. Where (or who) are you drawn to?

Much like John the Baptist, we should have "soft eyes" in the world we live in. John wishes for us to have an authentic encounter with Jesus this Christmas season.

We have good news, and it's our responsibility to share it.

Pastor Brent and Pastor Joe tag-team through a handful of random instructions in Colossians 4, followed by a time of live Q&A.

We can and should judge each other--but with the right ground rules.

Because of the UP, you need to put OFF the bad things and put ON the good things.

Jesus is worthy of everything. Where does that leave us?