In 1 John 4:7-11 we find the Biblical meaning of God’s love for us in Jesus Christ. It’s hard to love like Christ when haven’t accepted the love of Christ. Have you excepted God's love!?

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What does it mean for us to be a church that worships passionately? And what happens when we gather to worship God? Turns out, there is more happening in worship and we could ever fathom!

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We worship passionately when worship encompasses the entirety of our lives lived in obedience to God. It transforms the mundane to Holy when God is at the center. 

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As we lean into the new year, instead of considering all the ways we can change our “doing,” the Wesleyan Covenant Prayer and the Baptism of Jesus teaches us the importance of re-centering our “being” on the one who created us and gave us life and feee grace.

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In Matthew 2:1-12, we learn of the three gifts of the Magi brought to Jesus. What if each of those gifts represented how we can give our life to Christ?

When we encounter Jesus, it transforms the way we go, but not always the where.

God works most beautifully between our expectations and his perfect power. As we listen back to the Christmas story, how is God using a familiar story to speak to you in new ways?

Jesus is the climax of the great story of God to redeem all of creation. Today we look at Mary’s story and how we can learn that her story getting caught up in God can become ours.

Jesus is born in the small insignificant town of Bethlehem. As we look at todays text, we discover Gods heart for the small and Insignificant!

As we look at the origins of Jesus we look at the namesake of the people of Jesus, Israel. How does Jacob’s wrestling the Lord shape our understanding of who we are as the people of God?