The 4th Sunday of Advent & our Christmas Cantata

Your openness to awe can be the pathway to understanding what God is trying to reveal even now. Open yourself.

We need each other and we are better together - the way of God is not about exclusion and isolation.

In this first sermon of our advent series: How does a weary world rejoice? Paster Bert explores the story of Zechariah, found in the first chapter of Luke, and how he is given the opportunity to sit with both his grief and his hope.

"With the things that we have, with the resources that we have, with the life that we have been given; as restored people, as Christians, as followers of Jesus we have work to do."

"Giving all to others is greater than any self service could ever be."

"It's not an "I did it!" story; its a God story. One that requires faithfulness and trust that when you let go, it's going to be ok."

God gives us enough, and God gives us enough to share.

Conflict can be a good thing, but only if it helps us grow in our compassion for and understanding of each other.

David danced to reflect the joy of the Lord in his heart. Do you dance?