Jamey Nettles & Joey Thompson | We will begin 2017 by continuing to examine what it means to be Kingdom Citizens. In the summer of 2016 we looked at the broader implications of our identity through the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 5-7. Now we turn our attention to the practical reality of living under the good rule and reign of Christ Jesus here and now. If we are Kingdom Citizens, then the gospel will shape every aspect of our lives. From our private devotion to our public declaration, our whole being is shaped by the transforming work of Christ.

Jamey Nettles | We will begin 2017 by continuing to examine what it means to be Kingdom Citizens. In the summer of 2016 we looked at the broader implications of our identity through the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 5-7. Now we turn our attention to the practical reality of living under the good rule and reign of Christ Jesus here and now. If we are Kingdom Citizens, then the gospel will shape every aspect of our lives. From our private devotion to our public declaration, our whole being is shaped by the transforming work of Christ.

Jamey Nettles | We will begin 2017 by continuing to examine what it means to be Kingdom Citizens. In the summer of 2016 we looked at the broader implications of our identity through the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 5-7. Now we turn our attention to the practical reality of living under the good rule and reign of Christ Jesus here and now. If we are Kingdom Citizens, then the gospel will shape every aspect of our lives. From our private devotion to our public declaration, our whole being is shaped by the transforming work of Christ.

Jamey Nettles | We will begin 2017 by continuing to examine what it means to be Kingdom Citizens. In the summer of 2016 we looked at the broader implications of our identity through the Sermon on the Mount in Matthew 5-7. Now we turn our attention to the practical reality of living under the good rule and reign of Christ Jesus here and now. If we are Kingdom Citizens, then the gospel will shape every aspect of our lives. From our private devotion to our public declaration, our whole being is shaped by the transforming work of Christ.

Jamey Nettles | In this third and final message of the series, we will fast forward to Matthew 1:18-25 and examine two more names prophetically given for this long-awaited King. An angel of the Lord appears to Mary’s husband, Joseph, in a dream and tells him the true identity of the baby in Mary’s womb. He then gives Joseph two more names: Jesus and Immanuel. As Christmas approaches, we spend this last week celebrating the good news of a God who is with his people and saves them from their sin.

Jamey Nettles | In this third and final message of the series, we will fast forward to Matthew 1:18-25 and examine two more names prophetically given for this long-awaited King. An angel of the Lord appears to Mary’s husband, Joseph, in a dream and tells him the true identity of the baby in Mary’s womb. He then gives Joseph two more names: Jesus and Immanuel. As Christmas approaches, we spend this last week celebrating the good news of a God who is with his people and saves them from their sin.

Jamey Nettles | In this third and final message of the series, we will fast forward to Matthew 1:18-25 and examine two more names prophetically given for this long-awaited King. An angel of the Lord appears to Mary’s husband, Joseph, in a dream and tells him the true identity of the baby in Mary’s womb. He then gives Joseph two more names: Jesus and Immanuel. As Christmas approaches, we spend this last week celebrating the good news of a God who is with his people and saves them from their sin.

Jamey Nettles | Continuing our journey in Isaiah 9:1-7, we dig even deeper into the promise of joy described as a great light to those walking in darkness. Building upon the foundation of the first message, we will explore the next two names of this promised child: Everlasting Father and Prince of Peace.

Jamey Nettles | Continuing our journey in Isaiah 9:1-7, we dig even deeper into the promise of joy described as a great light to those walking in darkness. Building upon the foundation of the first message, we will explore the next two names of this promised child: Everlasting Father and Prince of Peace.

Jamey Nettles | Continuing our journey in Isaiah 9:1-7, we dig even deeper into the promise of joy described as a great light to those walking in darkness. Building upon the foundation of the first message, we will explore the next two names of this promised child: Everlasting Father and Prince of Peace.