The Christmas story as fairytale, full of imagery and dramatic action, draws us into the larger narrative of who God is and how he partners with us – namely, that the battle we fight is being won in beautiful and unexpected ways.

Tapping into joy as a way of living generously helps us and allows us to extend that to others, especially when Christmas can be a hard season.

The truth is that Christmas is a tension between cheer and tragedy; God’s presence in the midst of, and even through, the grief and sorrow.

We’re putting our pastors on the hot seat.

Followers of Jesus are called to be ambassadors of his reconciling work as we engage in society.

How do we care for each other in conflict in a Jesus-y way?

Love, not anger and outrage, is always the best motivator for speaking truth and fighting injustice.

As citizens & ambassadors of a different kingdom, we should always speak with gentleness & respect.

We walk through what it looks like to surrender to Jesus.

How do we care for one another when life seems ambiguous? The early church shows us how to care for one another, as well as reflect God's character to the world around us.