Jesus is inviting us to fill the jar to the brim and trust him to turn it into wine. We enter this year with a clear call to be a visible church and to love our city, Peoria. Pastor Gavin shares the story of this journey. 

What is the purpose and goal of "dialogues" and how can we have healthy dialogue with each other from different points of view? Micah and Gavin are joined by friend, retired therapist, and Axiom community member Jason Gillespie.

The church is always in Advent as we are always awaiting the return of Jesus, "our blessed hope" as Paul describes in Titus. This affects how we live, here and now. Ross Bentley gives us incite on this passage.

Luke's story of Christ's arrival comes with tension's of fear and faith, each resulting in songs of praise.

Prepare the way, Jesus is coming.

The arrival of “God with us” through the eyes of Matthew. Teaching by Erik Lundin.

Faith isn't real unless it's tested and taken through dark places in our life. Sometimes we need those dark times to allow the brightness of Jesus to shine. Our doubts can lead us into new places of deeper faith. There is great hope for those that remain despite of doubt and uncertainty, and that hope is Jesus. 

All of earth is ours to steward and it is our relationship with all of life that God has given us which provides hope for a tomorrow. Regardless of what we think about climate change we have a responsibility to love creation in such a way that bears the good news of a God who cares for us to place us in such beauty.

Jesus was political and that’s good news for us today. 

We are exploring our relationship to the news and how we as followers of Jesus are to engage and respond to the headlines. Specifically where does our hope come from?