It had been revealed to Simeon in a divine way that He would see the Messiah in His lifetime, so he waited faithfully until what he had heard was here. The prophetess Anna had every reason to be hopeless, married at a young age and now a widow- she devoted her life to telling people of the God who would come here. She saw the promise fulfilled that day where her words culminated into action. They had heard that hope was coming, but now it was here. Simeon and Anna teach us this: Trust what we don’t see and celebrate what we do. Speaker: Eddie Johnson

It had been revealed to Simeon in a divine way that He would see the Messiah in His lifetime, so he waited faithfully until what he had heard was here. The prophetess Anna had every reason to be hopeless, married at a young age and now a widow- she devoted her life to telling people of the God who would come here. She saw the promise fulfilled that day where her words culminated into action. They had heard that hope was coming, but now it was here. Simeon and Anna teach us this: Trust what we don’t see and celebrate what we do. Speaker: James Hauser

It had been revealed to Simeon in a divine way that He would see the Messiah in His lifetime, so he waited faithfully until what he had heard was here. The prophetess Anna had every reason to be hopeless, married at a young age and now a widow- she devoted her life to telling people of the God who would come here. She saw the promise fulfilled that day where her words culminated into action. They had heard that hope was coming, but now it was here. Simeon and Anna teach us this: Trust what we don’t see and celebrate what we do. Speaker: Brian Sites

It had been revealed to Simeon in a divine way that He would see the Messiah in His lifetime, so he waited faithfully until what he had heard was here. The prophetess Anna had every reason to be hopeless, married at a young age and now a widow- she devoted her life to telling people of the God who would come here. She saw the promise fulfilled that day where her words culminated into action. They had heard that hope was coming, but now it was here. Simeon and Anna teach us this: Trust what we don’t see and celebrate what we do. Speaker: Michael Kast

The Christmas season was always intended to remember and celebrate the wonder of a God who meets us right where we are. In the form of a helpless babe, Jesus willingly became like us because of His great love for us. The shepherds had wandered their fields for years with no clear purpose. They continued to go through the motions with their sheep until they were met in the middle of their routine by angels who turned their wandering into wonder of a God for all people. The shepherds became messengers that day, and all those who heard that hope was born wondered at the news. God wants to take each of us out of a season of wandering in our heart and into a season of wonder of His heart. Speaker: Kyle Idleman

Zechariah, Elizabeth, and Mary were in shock and awe at what God was saying to them. Two situations were met by the God of the impossible and that is enough to keep you in a daze. A child born to a woman in old age, and a child born to a virgin. We learn from these stories that God is a God who wants to give our days purpose regardless of our age, even when we don’t always know how he could possibly do it. He sends us to our knees with the impossible so that He can lift our eyes to Him. Speaker: Dave Stone

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Speaker: Dave Stone

The waves that threaten to overwhelm us display the strength of our God who weathers every storm. When life’s waves come crashing in, shift your focus from what was done to you toward what God is doing in and through you.  Speaker: Kyle Idleman

When trials hit you like a storm, will you choose to endure or embrace the waves? Life’s inevitable waves come with the incredible opportunity to trust in the rock-solid strength of God. Speaker: Kyle Idleman