Mike and Teresa Thomas both share part of what they had gleaned from attending the Because of the Times 2020 conference in Alexandria, Louisiana a few days prior.

Steve and Brenda Smith begin with a declaration out of Proverbs. Steve continues by explaining the differences between revelation and wisdom as well as their similarities. He reminds us that we have all been sent by God, which is unlimited by geography or distance except through our own perception. He continues by relating some of his experiential knowledge and clarity to what is going on in the church today and how it influences him. He concludes by using scripture to remind us that anger can be biblical and can help show us our identity. Ken Schlabach and Worth Crow add their input as a conclusion.

Pastor Mike Thomas reviews and reflects on the tag-team message from two Sundays ago with Steve Smith on the book of Esther and of the importance of eunuchs, as well as a message from Pastor Chuck Waldrup from a couple years ago. He continues by speaking about the dividing of rivers in the Garden of Eden and the significance of what the rivers' names mean in relation to what God is wanting to do with The Ark, giving an example of how God's math is different than what we are accustomed to. Sam Robertson and David LaPlante Jr. briefly share their thoughts.

Pastor Mike Thomas begins by reading a letter from our own Grace Robertson who is currently overseas on the mission field. He and Steve Smith do unrehearsed tag team preaching from the first two chapters of Esther while using a heavenly perspective, comparing Vashti and Esther to the church, which is the Bride of Christ.

A few people from The Ark begin by explaining the significance of some seemingly minor details of the Christmas story, paralleling them with the life, death, and purpose of Jesus coming to earth. Steve and Brenda Smith read together from the book of Titus before Steve speaks briefly about how Jesus's words can sometimes seem harsh when filtered through our worldly misconceptions, especially pertaining to the Body of Christ being family to each other, cautioning against an elitism mentality within the church.

Six different people from The Ark give their testimonies from 2019 of how and what God has worked in and through their lives. Brenda Smith also prays over the leadership after the first testimony. The preview image is the image that was displayed after Liz's testimony; it was the last picture she ever took of her husband, Stoney.

Pastors Mike and Teresa Thomas take turns speaking. Mike prefaces by reading scripture about Jesus and willingness to drink the cup that was given to Him by the Father as well as how God works all things together for the good of those who love God and are called according to His purpose. Teresa continues by relating to the cup she was given of dealing with the guilt over her elderly mother's care and her reluctance of accepting her situation. A couple members of the congregation add to what had just been said before Mike explains in more details the significance and meaning of the cup.

Sam Robertson begins with a prophetic and encouraging word for the church, followed by Linn Hise. Pastor Mike Thomas continues by reflecting on the past Sunday's message by Pastor Chuck Waldrup, adding a few thoughts. He tells of how he had been reflecting over this year, seeing what God is doing and where He is leading The Ark. He cautions against overly departmentalizing our lives as we form the community of God, making sure we forgive others. After the message, in continuation with the theme of community and sound, John Lombardo mentions the sound of the shofar and admits to holding back a word that God told him to give. Melba Randolph continues by describing the different woods in a piano that all make different sounds like how we have different sounds ourselves. Senator Ralph Hise finishes by describing the significance of the ringing of bells, answering Pastor Mike's question from earlier; his son Thomas also adds a quick word.

Pastor David Batts speaks briefly about having faith and stepping out into something over which you have no control. Pastor Mike Thomas then introduces Pastor Chuck Waldrup. He reminds us of the harsh truth that the church didn't have its voice taken but it relinquished it, which is why the world is in the shape that it is today, yet it is not too late to change. He emphasizes the importance of getting out and actually being doers of the Word and not hearers only.

Pastor Mike Thomas speaks about his reflections on the past year on celebrating the small things. He continues by noting differences in the works of the flesh and the fruit of the Spirit. He finishes by restating what it means to surrender, abide, and bear fruit as he had mentioned a few months prior while tying it back to the fruit of the Spirit and that of the flesh.