Rev. Davis revisits the Christmas story giving insight to the way each character played his part out. Everyone - from shepherd to wise man - carried the responsibility to respond correctly in order for the Christmas story to come to fruition.

The Orchard takes a moment to celebrate the Gift-giver in Word, worship, song, and scripture.

Rachel reminds the church that God has a purpose for each moment of our life and encourages the church to pause, look up, and declare the glory of God.

Cameron charges the church to choose function over form. We can't just call ourselves the church; we must BE the church.

Pastor Vito teaches the church the importance and the need for the gifts of the Spirit to be active in the church.

Using the make-up of the human body as an analogy, Joel explains how we must not allow the outside to influence. We must stand strong and contend for the faith.

Continuing his series about life in the Spirit, Pastor Vito encourages the church to labor to enter into rest.

Armando reminds the church that in Christ there is so much more.

Al talks to The Orchard about dealing with stubborn sin and allowing God to do a whole work inside of us.

Pastor Vito reminds us of the importance of allowing the law of the Spirit to govern our lives. His love isn't conditional, but the the free flow of His Spirit is conditional on our willingness to yield and to obey.

Hannah reminds The Orchard that we're citizens of another kingdom. Heaven is our home; we're just passing through! Pastor Vito kicks off the series: Life in the Spirit with a timely message about being born of water and spirit - it's just the beginning!

Dr Joel ministers and inspires the church about the comfort of being in the Father's presence.

Pastor Vito preaches on the last three Old Testament commandments summing it up into one New Testament commandment:

Love thy neighbor as thyself.

Cameron talks to The Orchard about the covenants God made with man, and urges the church to remember their personal covenants with the Lord.