In today’s song we are privy to the reflections of someone who had just spent 9 months reflecting, in silence, on the faithfulness of God. Join us as we explore this joyous celebration of God’s faithfulness in sending provision to provide for fulfillment of his promise in accordance with his purpose!

Rev. Joshua Rieger invites us to look at Simeon's response of joy and praise at meeting the Christ-child, and to marvel that God took on flesh and dwelt among us.

Guest speaker David Williams preaches on "the greeting, the good news, and the great faith" found in Luke 1:26-38.

In Mary’s song of praise, known as The Magnificat, she teaches us much about God while providing an example for us to emulate. Join us as we celebrate the 1st week of Advent by reflecting on the words of the mother of Jesus!

In this song we are invited to join in exuberant praise of God for his person and works on our behalf. While reminding us of what God has done, this song also points us to what God promises to do on our behalf. Join us as we celebrate the triumph of the Lord and join in giving thanks for our deliverance!

Guest speaker, David Williams, preaches on 1 Samuel 21:10-22:2.

As we look at the well-known story of David and Goliath we see that the story is not about how to become a champion, but that we need a champion. David's defeat of Goliath points to Christ's victory over sin, death, and the devil.

In the conclusion of the Reformation 2020 series we look at Soli Deo Gloria. Join us as we ask "what do we mean by God's glory?" and discover how it is on display in all of life and how we can reflect that to the world.

The Reformation slogan “Solus Christus” asserts that salvation is in Christ alone. Given that the name of Christ is in the very word Christian, it might seem odd that the centrality of Jesus is something that had to be reasserted by the Reformers. Join us as we unpack the historic and contemporary threats to us receiving and resting in Christ alone for our salvation!

Martin Luther’s rediscovery of the truth that we are justified by grace alone through faith alone got to the very heart of the Gospel. But what do we mean when we speak of being “justified,” and what exactly is faith? Join us as we unpack these and other essential concepts in joyful celebration of the principle of sola fide!