Continuing the Christmas characters series, a message on Simeon from Luke 2:21-35, covering Jesus' circumcision and the covenant with Abraham, Mary and Joseph's temple sacrifices, and Simeon's Spirit-led recognition of the Lord's Christ.

A Christmas message on the shepherds in the nativity story from Luke 2, examining the context of shepherds keeping watch at night, the possible lambing season and sacrificial-lamb connection, and what their role reveals about Jesus' birth.

An Advent reflection on the theme of joy, drawn from Nehemiah 8:9-12 and the declaration that the joy of the Lord is the people's strength, given as a gift rather than earned, featuring a conversation with guests Carol Forrest and Brian Carlson.

An Advent reflection on the theme of love, exploring Paul's description of love in 1 Corinthians 13:4-8 as a measuring stick fulfilled in Jesus, featuring a conversation with guests Carol Forrest and Brian Carlson.

An Advent week-two reflection on the theme of peace, drawn from John 14:25-27 and Jesus' promise of the Holy Spirit as helper and the gift of his peace, featuring a conversation with guests Carol Forrest and Brian Carlson.

An Advent week-one reflection on the theme of hope, centered on Romans 5 and the certainty of standing in grace and rejoicing in suffering, featuring a conversation with guests Carol Forrest and Brian Carlson.

An Advent message on the Christmas story in Luke 2, noting that the traditional "innkeeper" is not actually mentioned in Scripture, and contrasting the powerful Caesar Augustus with the humble, anonymous setting of Jesus' birth.

An Advent message on Joseph in Matthew 1, examining Matthew's genealogy of Jesus through Joseph (compared with the genealogy in 1 Chronicles), and how Matthew presents Jesus as the son of David from a Jewish perspective.

A conversational message on Bezalel in Exodus 35, whom God filled with his Spirit and skill to craft the tabernacle, featuring an interview with Carol Forrest and Brian Carlson reflecting on God filling artists with the Spirit and being the source of beauty.