This first in a two-part series from Isaiah 60:1-5 offers us a New

Year's challenge for the Church to awaken from its slumber in response

to the good news that the light has come.

This first in a two-part series from Isaiah 60:1-5 offers us a New

Year's challenge for the Church to awaken from its slumber in response

to the good news that the light has come.

Preached on Christmas Day, this fourth in a series of four messages

upon Christmas Hearts looks at The Wisemen as model for developing our

own worshiping hearts.

Senior saints Simeon and Anna waited their whole lives to see the infant Jesus. In this third in a series of four messages on Christmas Hearts, we will look at their story and find how we too might wait with active anticipation for the Second Advent of Jesus.

The shepherds were the first evangelists telling the Good News of Jesus' birth. As we look at their first hand experience, first priority and their first mission field we can discover how we can have witnessing hearts this Christmas.

The shepherds were the first evangelists telling the Good News of Jesus' birth. As we look at their first hand experience, first priority and their first mission field we can discover how we can have witnessing hearts this Christmas.

The shepherds were the first evangelists telling the Good News of Jesus' birth. As we look at their first hand experience, first priority and their first mission field we can discover how we can have witnessing hearts this Christmas.

In Dr. Seuss's Christmas classic, the Grinch's heart grew three sizes when he understood the meaning of Christmas. This series will look at how we can let God enlarge our hearts this season. In this first message we look at how Mary and Joseph had hearts willing to let Jesus enter their lives and ask how we can have a willing hearts to do the same.

In Dr. Seuss's Christmas classic, the Grinch's heart grew three sizes when he understood the meaning of Christmas. This series will look at how we can let God enlarge our hearts this season. In this first message we look at how Mary and Joseph had hearts willing to let Jesus enter their lives and ask how we can have a willing hearts to do the same.

In Dr. Seuss's Christmas classic, the Grinch's heart grew three sizes when he understood the meaning of Christmas. This series will look at how we can let God enlarge our hearts this season. In this first message we look at how Mary and Joseph had hearts willing to let Jesus enter their lives and ask how we can have a willing hearts to do the same.