Jeremy King //   The words of Jesus carry resurrection power, calling us to fix our gaze on Him rather than the limits of what we can see. Through the story of Lazarus,  we see that  dead things don’t have to stay dead and to learn how to live with a holy perspective rooted in the life, hope, and authority of Christ.

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Kailey Newkirk // Christmas reminds us that God is playing the long game—bringing lasting hope, freedom, healing, and peace not always the way we expect, but through His presence with us. And now, through the Holy Spirit, that same hope continues to break into the world through ordinary people like us.

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Chris Timson // In the crowded ordinary moments of life, Simeon shows us what true devotion looks like—holding onto God because we recognize that God is holding onto us. Through the Story, the Savior, and the Spirit, we’re reminded that our devotion is not powered by effort, but by God’s faithful presence at work in and through us.

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Jim Keller // God meets us in our fear with hope—just as He did for the shepherds—turning terror into joy through the arrival of Jesus.

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Kailey Newkirk // Mary’s song shows us how a young, vulnerable girl facing fear, risk, and uncertainty could still respond to God with courage and joy—because she remembered that God sees her, God is good, and God is still at work. Her Magnificat invites us to do the same: to look for God’s goodness in the middle of our burdens and to say yes to His call, even when the road ahead is costly.

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Andy Simonds // Zechariah’s story reminds us that even in our seasons of doubt, disappointment, and silence, God is gently reshaping our hope and widening our vision. As we wait, we’re invited to surrender our outcomes, trust His presence, and discover that Emmanuel—God with us—is the surety our hearts long for.

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John Parker // When the light of Christ reveals what’s often unseen, we’re invited to slow down, see the overlooked, and respond with compassion. This is our call to action—to do good by meeting real needs right where we are.

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Eddy Moratin // When we understand our mission, everything changes. Rooted in the authority of Jesus and the hope of His reign, the Church is called to make disciples—walking with others as they die to self, learn love in action, and live new lives in Christ—not to earn God’s love, but because we already have it.

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Katie Holland // The Church was designed by God to live in community—distinct yet unified—where people love, serve, forgive, and live at peace with one another. True community takes ownership, surrender, and participation as we grow together into one body rooted in the love of Jesus.

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Kailey Newkirk // The Church is God’s design for a people wholly devoted to Jesus—loving Him with all their heart, soul, and strength—and allowing that devotion to shape their thoughts, actions, and generosity so that His love overflows through them, blessing and redeeming a world in need of hope.

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