Phantom.

Ghost stories have been around since the dawn of humanity. Few topics make us wonder about the nature of the unseen world than the subject of ghosts.

Job 4:12-21

Reaching Beyond.

From fortune-tellers, palm-readers, to horoscopes, we long to see beyond the physical and into the future. What motivates those who search for answers in the unseen world?

1 Samuel 28:5-17

Thunderstruck.

Isaiah the prophet received a vision of God that forever changed his life. As Isaiah was given a glimpse into the unseen world, he gives us a picture of its reality and importance.

Isaiah 6:1-8

Whether we are aware of them or not we all have priorities in life. As we face another year full of new opportunities and challenges, let’s focus our priorities in a way that sets life right.

Psalm 73:25-28

As a year comes to a close and a new one is dawning, we often find ourselves framing tomorrow through the lens of the past. What if God isn’t finished with us quite yet? In this closing message of 2017 we are reminded that our story is never complete until every chapter is written.

Matthew 10:1-4

A Father’s Heart.

Joseph’s life is a telling study of a father’s heart, especially in the cultural dilemma he finds himself in. Whenever we are confronted by the truth of Jesus, we face a crisis with culture.

Matthew 1:18-25

Wondering?

For Mary, the reality of her place in history was never far from her mind. What Mary wondered about her child, is repeated for everyone who comes face to face with Jesus.

Luke 2:, 19, 51

The Name Game.

Few things can spark joy and hope like the birth of a baby, especially if its destined for greatness. Centuries ago, a prophet predicted a birth, one destined for a life so wonderful, a single name could not contain his legacy.

Isaiah 9:6-7

The Christmas season brings for many a renewed sense of hope. In this message, we look at the Incarnation, a reminder of where our hope lies and the greatest expression of grace the world has ever known.

Galatians 4:4-7

Light Ahead.

In this closing message we look a passage written to speak into one of the darkest periods for the nation of Israel. The message for them still holds true today and transforms any season of waiting into hopeful anticipation.

Isaiah 40:25-31