In a time where people are divided, God's Church is meant to be a catalyst that connects people to one another through Christ. The Church is a picture of God's heart for all humanity.

Christmas means a lot of things to different people, but one of the most important truths that it represents is hope. The hope that God has given us in the form of His Son Jesus. The gift that God has given wasn't just meant for us personally but for all people. It was meant to be shared.

The Christmas season can be a time of a joy, but also pain because of wounds from the past that have impacted our relationships in the present. This Christmas, however, God has given us the gift of His Son Jesus to show us how we can move from a place of hurt to a place of healing.

The Christmas season is a beautiful season that represents hope, life and joy. In spite of this, many people carry a negative perspective during this time for various reasons. The Good News of this season, however, can help us not to have a negative spirit during the holidays but a joyous one.

We all will face stormy moments in life where things are more difficult than they've ever seemed. However, there is a way to remain calm and not lose hope when we go through the storms of life.

We all will experience moments when it feels as if the worst that could happen has happened. However, in these moments of crisis God tends to do His greatest work. In this message, we hear what God does when the bottom falls out.

In the midst of so many things that are changing in our lives, country and world, our lives are best served when our confidence is not in things that change but in the One who does not change.

There's a difference between doing generous things and being a generous person. People who have made a decision to follow Jesus should be known as someone who is a generous person because they have received a generous gift from God through Jesus.

As Christ-followers, we should be known as people who are generous. However, we shouldn't be content with doing the minimum but the maximum. In this message, we learn what being irrationally generous is all about.