This week Pete wraps up our series by addressing the issue of seeking the face of God through the window of chaos and uncertainty.

This week Dave shares on seeking God's face when we are in time of pain and suffering through using the idea of the Lament.

Anna shares four keys as we posture our hearts when seeking the Father's face.

Christmas points us to the arrival of the promised "Emmanuel" God with us. We see in the Christmas narrative of Matthew 2 that the arrival of the Messiah doesn't usher in an era of unbroken peace; rather, it introduces a tumultuous interplay of terror and tragedy. Yet, we will discover that in this chaos, Mary's journey exemplifies resilience and steadfast faith, showcasing how to carry the promise of Jesus through life's unpredictable seasons.

Join us for our Christmas Celebration–a beautiful production involving music, drama, dance and spoken word around the theme Jesus–Prince of Peace.

Jesus, the Prince of Peace, came to destroy the authority attached to chaos. He left his throne in heaven, to bring heaven near. He came to set into order everything that the fall set out of order. He set into motion the restoration of all things, but most importantly, he revealed the kingdom of God and offered humanity an invitation to return to God; destroying the power that the enemy held over humanity and bringing order to our chaos. He is God, restorer, deliverer and king. His life emanates power and love.

This week Michael shares on knowing God as Emmanuel–God With Us.

This week Nartarsha starts our theme for December and into Christmas, which is Jesus–Prince of Peace, with a focus on the power of Jesus to destroy the authority attached to chaos. 

"What comes into our minds when we think about God is the most important thing about us..." ~ A.W. Tozer

The abundant and eternal life God has for each one does not mean the absence of challenge but the presence of our Champion. Throughout life's trials and triumphs, God is continually revealing Himself and His nature to us. To experience—to know God—is eternal life; it is the abundance of life from within despite the circumstances we may be facing. May we accept the invitation to know God and allow His life that which sustains us.

In our final week of this series, Maurice helps us understand the Lovingkindness of God.

"What comes into our minds when we think about God is the most important thing about us..." ~ A.W. Tozer

The abundant and eternal life God has for each one does not mean the absence of challenge but the presence of our Champion. Throughout life's trials and triumphs, God is continually revealing Himself and His nature to us. To experience—to know God—is eternal life; it is the abundance of life from within despite the circumstances we may be facing. May we accept the invitation to know God and allow His life that which sustains us.

Gary continues our series looking at God as Jehovah Jireh & El Roi - "He Provides because He Sees, Knows & Cares”