Join us as we take a tour through "fly over country" in Luke 3:23-38 . The genealogy of Christ is a passage that we don't hear very often as part of a sermon but it is rich with truth and a glimpse into the story of our messiah... Jesus .

John the baptist puts himself in his place of humility as he points at Jesus as the perfect Son of God . Lets look at what a perfect relationship looks like as we witness the baptism of Jesus...

Luke 3:1-14

Today we see John (The Baptist) emerge from the wilderness with a message, as hearts are prepared for the coming Messiah

Mark walks us through the last verses of Luke chapter 2 beginning with verse 39. Up to this point, we've heard from many people in this story. Today, we hear Jesus' words!

When the glory shows up, everything else gets displaced by it . Join us as we walk through what is usually the Christmas story . Today it will give us an insight into the Glory of God and our reaction to it .

As Luke 2:1-7 is unpacked, Allen gives 3 take aways that point us to hope.

Luke 1:57-80

Today we see the fulfillment of a promise the God had made to Zechariah and Elizabeth. In God keeping His promise - His mercy is put on display.

Luke 1:39-56

Today we see two supernaturally pregnant women come together for a time of comforting and encouragement.

Luke 1:26-38

Today we a second announcement, of a second supernatural birth. Hope is coming. In this we discuss:

1) Hope has a habit of showing up at unexpected times.

2) Hope has a habit of showing up at unexpected places.

3) Hope has a habit of sharing an unexpected message.

4) We have a habit of not knowing how to respond.

Luke 1:5-25

Today we begin looking at different roles that individuals will play in preparing a culture to experience Hope (Jesus).

We see the significant role of parents and the special son they will give birth to.

We see the future role of an unborn baby - as he will be a voice awakening culture to the coming Messiah.

In this we ask the question - do you know your role? Are you active in your role?