Finances are such a big part of our lives. Financial health impacts all of our relationships, our emotional state and our future opportunities. Jesus knows this, so He talks about money almost more than any other subject. Jesus said that money is the chief competitor for our hearts. Yet, Jesus wants us to be healthy in this area of finances. Jesus doesn’t want us to live stressed-out, fearful lives. Regardless of how much money you make, you can succeed in this area! Trust Jesus with your heart, life and finances. Let’s live fully healthy in 2026 and beyond.

God created us for relationships. Our God is a relational God, and He created us to be in right relationship with Him and with others. However, there is the problem of sin. We have all sinned and fallen short of the glory of God. Sin impacts our relationship with God and with others (hurt people hurt people). But there is grace. Praise God for grace! Jesus came to die for our sins and to allow us, by the grace of God, to be restored in our relationship with God. Therefore, we should offer grace to one another. We are called to love others as God first loved us. So, how are you growing in your relationship with God and socially with others? Let’s grow in love.

Everyone faces battles in their mind. Loving Jesus doesn’t mean you won’t struggle with mental health. Faith and struggle can exist together. God calls us to renew our minds, stop carrying burdens alone, and come to Jesus for rest.

Jesus wants you to live your best life!. Jesus came so that you might have life and have it to the full (John 10:10). In order to live fully healthy, it all starts with your spiritual health. Your relationship with God impacts everything else in your life - your mental and emotional health, your present and your future, your parents and your children, your marriage or future marriage - every aspect of your life is impacted by your spiritual health. Let’s dive deep into our relationship with God and have 2026 be your best year yet! Live fully healthy!

Our church family invites you to an evening of joy, reflection, and awe as we celebrate the birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ. This special service offers a moment to step away from the holiday rush and experience peace, hope, and worship as we remember the incredible truth that God came to us as a child, bringing light to our world. Through teaching, prayer, Christmas carols, and family-friendly moments, we’ll reflect on Christ’s love and redemption and celebrate together as a church family.

The magi, Gentile seekers from the east, remind us that God draws people from every background to Himself. As they searched for the newborn King, they discovered that human wisdom can lead us to the wrong places, but God’s guidance never fails. When they finally encountered Him, their worship overflowed as they offered gold for His position, frankincense for His priesthood, and myrrh for His purpose. Their journey invites us to seek Jesus wholeheartedly and respond with worship when we find Him.

Christmas carols are a beautiful tradition of the Christmas Season. The rich theology and deep doctrine of these songs point us to Jesus. There is such power in music. God created music from the beginning and Jesus came to bring all creation back into harmony with God. Also, all creation will culminate in worship before the Throne. We have the amazing privilege to join the heavenly angels in worship to our great God for the Gift of His Son, Jesus. One day, we will erupt in praise and glory to Jesus for all eternity in heaven. So, until that day comes, let’s declare His praise with our lives. May this Christmas we worship the newborn King. Merry CHRISTmas!

Christmas lights are more than decorations—they are a vivid reminder of the story of God’s light breaking into our world. From creation to Christ’s arrival, Scripture shows that light cleanses, guides, and symbolizes hope. Jesus calls His followers to shine that same light, illuminating a world that often feels dark. As we see homes and streets glow this season, we remember that the Light of the World lives in us and shines through us.

The Christmas tree is a beautiful Christmas Tradition. The Christmas tree was not a pagan symbol; in fact, it has been used by Christians throughout the centuries to remind and celebrate the gift of Christ Jesus. Trees are an important part of God’s Redemptive Story. God planted the first tree (The Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil), then Jesus died on a tree (The Cross) to atone for our sins and finally all of history to culminate in the presence of a tree (The Tree of Life). This Christmas, let your tree tell God’s story and your story of redemption, grace and love. This Christmas, let’s celebrate Jesus and the Gift God has given us all in His birth and then death on a tree for you.

Before the turkey, the family, the friends, the football and the fun, let’s truly take time to enter His courts with Thanksgiving. This coming week, take some time to truly be thankful. Carve out time with the Lord each day in prayer, reading His Word and journaling your blessings. Express your gratitude to your family and friends. Let them all know how thankful you are for each of them. And, live out your Story of Thanksgiving this week. Let’s pray this is our best Thanksgiving yet.