One of our greatest drives in life is to influence others but God's purpose is to display His beauty, His many-colored wisdom through The Church. Our lives are fulfilling when we are a part of God's purpose and not trying to make a life outside of that. A sermon by Steve Fy.

The mystery is that each of us are one with Christ and all in Christ are one with each other. The Church simply being the Church is the most powerful vision and the most potent strategy to impact the planet. It's not so much about finding my gift, it's about showing Jesus to the world by being rightly fitted together as His body. Sermon by Steve Fry.

Join us as we look at the top 10 surprises of the Christmas story from Matthew and Luke. Sermon by Trent Meng.

The way Jesus was born into the world is meant to show us how we are meant to be reborn into the world. We haven't just been forgiven of our sins and given a new start; we have become new types of humans, born of the Spirit. The New Creation nature is designed to desire to depend on God. Dependence on God is not a choice; it's the only way you work if you are a New Creation. A sermon by Steve Fry.

A look at the prophetic declarations in the names alone surrounding the birth of Christ. Sermon by Christine Sexton.

Inspired by Elizabeth and Zachariah's testimony as part of the Christmas story we look at stories of barrenness throughout the Bible. Ryan Hall takes us on a journey to discover that there is a gift of longing that the Lord wants to give His church.

In this sermon our special Guest Vijesh Sungkur will share with us a powerful message about the body of Christ returning to God's sovereignty in our daily lives as well as the big "C" church as a whole and what it looks like to wait upon the Lord without trying to make things look like what we may want them to.

In Hebrews 11.13-16, as in the letter as a whole, believers are challenged to remember the inherent 'foreigner and nomad' nature of true Christianity—a challenge to live out a faith that effects the whole of one's life. Sermon by Aaron Weaver.

Because we are 'in Christ' warfare looks like standing in the authority of Christ. The battle over satan was won at the cross. So we are not battling with satan we are simply standing in the finished work of what Christ has accomplished and resisting him.

We do things through Christ by accepting the outcomes of what we commit to Him, living in this brings contentment. To be strengthened in this moment is to know that Christ is in the next moment. To be strengthened is to first embrace our weakness. A message by Steve Fry.