Luke 1:57-77. This week in our Original Christmas Playlist series, we explore Zechariah’s song—The Benedictus—a response born not from doubt, but from restored faith. After months of silence, Zechariah finally speaks, and his first words are worship: “Blessed be the Lord God of Israel.” His song declares God’s mercy, His faithfulness to His promises, and the unstoppable truth that what God has spoken is already as good as done. Jesus is the sunrise to those sitting in darkness—and His tender mercy still pursues us today. 

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In this message, we explore The Magnificat, Mary’s Spirit-filled song of praise in Luke 1, and discover why the church has long celebrated it as a powerful declaration of God’s greatness. Tracing the foretelling of John the Baptist, the announcement of Jesus, John’s first testimony, and Elizabeth’s blessing, we see what prompted Mary’s worship and why her response stands in contrast to Zechariah’s disbelief. Mary magnifies the Lord for His personal mercy, His justice toward the humble and those who fear Him, and His faithfulness to Abraham and His people across generations. This sermon invites us to join Mary in a life of reverent praise as we trust the God who scatters the proud, lifts the lowly, and remembers His promises forever.

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In this Thanksgiving message, Pastor Andy walks us through Psalm 34 and invites us to “taste and see” the goodness of God through a four-course spiritual feast. Using humor, storytelling, and gospel-centered teaching, he reminds us that the main course of God’s goodness is His rescuing grace through Jesus. We then explore the side dishes and vegetables of God’s blessings and sanctifying work, even in seasons of struggle and uncertainty. Whether you’re preparing for Thanksgiving or longing for a deeper experience of God’s presence, this sermon will help you savor the grace, faithfulness, and life-changing goodness of God.

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James 3:13-17. Everyone wants wisdom, but few understand what it actually is. It's not what you know, but how you live. This message is a charge to trade in "man's wisdom"—which only creates jealousy and disorder—for the transformational Wisdom From Above. We break down the 8 traits that define wisdom from above and issue a serious call: Imagine your home, work, and relationships being defined by God's wisdom. It’s time to stop the confusion and start living the life of peace and righteousness God intended.

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James 3:1-12. Ever said something you wish you could take back? Maybe this week… maybe this morning? You’re not alone. In James 3, we’re reminded that our words have the power to direct, destroy, and reveal what’s truly in our hearts. Like a small spark that can set a whole forest ablaze, our tongues hold tremendous power—for life or for death. This week, we’ll unpack why the way we speak matters so deeply to God and how our words reflect who really rules our hearts. Because the truth is—you can’t fix your words until Jesus first transforms your heart.

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James 2:14-26. In this message we explore one of the most debated topics in church history: faith and works. From Martin Luther’s bold stand at Wittenberg to James’ challenge to believers, we’ll wrestle with timeless questions: Is faith enough? Do works matter? And what does a living faith really look like? Join us as we dive deep into Scripture to rediscover that we are saved by grace alone through faith, yet that very faith should move us to action. Because faith without works is dead—and a living faith changes lives.

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James 2:1-7. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. dreamed of a world where people would be judged not by the color of their skin, but by the content of their character. That dream wasn’t new — it echoes God’s heart revealed throughout Scripture. In this episode, we look at James 2 and the call to “show no partiality” as followers of Jesus. The church should be a refuge from the world’s divisions, a place where rich and poor, powerful and overlooked, are treated with equal love and dignity. Join us as we rediscover what it means to reflect an impartial God in a world obsessed with status, appearance, and success. Because in the Kingdom of God, the ground is level at the foot of the cross.

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James 1:26-27. In the previous message we looked at James 1:22 which instructs us to be doers of the Word, not hearers only. In this message, we unpack what that really means and how we do it. True faith isn’t measured by what we know—it’s revealed by how we live. James contrasts worthless religion with pure and undefiled religion as he gives examples of controlling our tongues, caring for the vulnerable, and keeping ourselves unstained by the world. What we believe should shape how we behave. 

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James 1:19-21. The scripture text in today’s message challenges us to move from simply hearing God’s Word to living it out — because knowledge without application is foolishness, but obedience brings freedom. Pastor Jeff reminds us that the Bible isn’t just a mirror showing who we are; it’s a call to become who God created us to be. When we apply God’s truth, we’re not just doing something — we’re becoming someone: people marked by action, obedience, and love.

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James 1:19-21. Life is full of trials, and while they can feel overwhelming, God uses them to shape us into people who persevere and stand firm in faith. In this message we’re reminded to be quick to listen, slow to speak, and slow to anger. These simple but powerful rhythms help us strip away sin, humbly receive God’s Word, and let it take root in our lives. When we choose Christ over the world, real change happens—and that’s where true strength and salvation are found.

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