Seriously. It’s just the budget sermon. Where we tell you how we plan to spend what we give in 2020. But trust us – it’s really pretty interesting.

The Christian life isn’t about being perfect. It’s not even about being good. So what’s it about? Watch (or listen) and see.

1. Hacienda of Hope update - James and Savanna Millikan2. Lesson - "Three Questions" - Steve Crigger. Three tough questions which, depending on how we answer them individually, will have significant bearing on the extent to which we are instrument in God’s hands for His glory in the world. Our collective answers will shape determine the church we will be in the future.3. Vision 2040 update - Jay Dryden

What did the Magi see? What did the shepherds hear? What did Mary know?

Why would Jesus teach us to pray, “Lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil?” Maybe because he knows something we don’t know. Or don’t want to face. There is evil in the world and it means to hurt us. He would know. It tried to destroy him the moment he was born.

The most subversive part of the Lord’s Prayer is this: Your Kingdom come, your will be done on earth as it is in heaven. Praying that will radically change your life because the Kingdom of God is radically different from every other kingdom on earth. But we knew that. The way the King came was our first clue that this kingdom was going to be different.

“How many times must I forgive someone who sins against me?” That’s the question Peter asked Jesus. That’s not our question. Our question is shorter and harder: How do I forgive?

Your biggest problem can’t be solved with the right treatment protocol or an unbeatable legal team or by winning the lottery. There is only one way to fix the most broken thing in your life. And all you have to do is ask for it.