This morning
we're studying Luke 3-4 to better understand how Jesus deserves our devotion as our savior, God's Son, and the suffering servant.

This morning
we're studying Ephesians 2.1-10 to better understand how we are saved by God's work for God's work.

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Jesus delivers us from the dilemma of the law.

With the New Year comes dreams, goals, and resolutions, but as we pursue these things, what are we looking for? Is it fulfillment, satisfaction, financial
stability, status, or something else? The same question could be asked about church. When we come to worship God, what are we seeking? Are we coming to church because of the tradition we were taught, or because the Bible says we should, or because we're genuinely
curious about Jesus and we want to know him?

In John 1:35–42, two men wrestle with this same question as Jesus asks them, "What are you seeking?" How will we respond to this question ourselves? The hope is that we will seek to know Jesus more by accepting
his invitation to follow him and learn from him, and as we do, we will invite others to know and experience Jesus for themselves.

This morning
we're studying Luke 2:1-20 to understand how the good news of Jesus Christ began to multiply.

The
angel Gabriel appears to
announce of births of John and Jesus, breaking God's 400 year silence with the nation of Israel. We see that God always fulfills his promises, even if it takes longer than we expect. The hopes of the nation would be realized in Jesus the Messiah, who has come to be the king promised to David long ago. Like Zechariah and Mary, our response to his deliverance of this good news warrants our praise.

This morning
we're studying Acts 20 to understand how the greatest legacy is centered on God's glory, Christ's Gospel, and our neighbor's good.

Sermon about Solomon's key word used 38 times--meaningless, futility, vanity. What does the word really mean and how does that inform our lives today?

This morning we're studying Acts 17 to understand how the Church points people to Christ in every cultural context.