This week’s message celebrates the miraculous birth of Jesus, the moment when prophecy became a living, breathing reality. We'll explore the significance of Jesus' birth in Bethlehem, the humility of the manger, and the celestial announcement to the shepherds, reflecting on God’s choice to introduce the King of Kings into the world in such a humble way.

In this thought-provoking message, Pastor Erik Lawson dives into the true meaning of Christmas. Through humor, biblical insights, and powerful stories, he reminds us why Jesus came to earth over 2,000 years ago. From the humble manger in Bethlehem to the eternal promise of salvation, discover how the birth of Christ impacts your past, present, and future.

Tune in for a special message from Pastor Steve Smothermon, the Senior Pastor of Legacy Church in Albuquerque, New Mexico!

In week 4 we will discover how we can practically live out Jesus’ example of servant leadership. We will look at the characteristics of being a servant leader, the difference between the world’s way and God’s way, and how a change in perspective results in changing everything we do.

This week we will focus on our third value, personal discipleship. Through personal discipleship, we find the deepest and best life possible this side of heaven. We will explore how the process of submission to God yields the fruit of growth in our lives.

In Week 2, we will discover the power of relational unity. In a spiritual family, living together brings challenges. That is why loyalty, devotion to each other, and forgiveness are so important. Join us as we evaluate how we can practically live out God’s command to live in unity.

In the opening week, we will explore the power and influence of culture. We will look at how the Kingdom Culture can transform individuals, families, and societies by aligning with God's values and principles. We will examine how culture is set, and how we can shape and change the cultures we are in.

In the final week of our series, "The Aspirations of Babel," we explore the story of The Tower of Babel and how humanity, after the flood, defied God's command to spread out and instead sought to unify under a single, rebellious agenda. We will delve into how globalist aspirations for a one-world system contradict God’s divine plan. God has established language, borders, and laws for the flourishing of humanity and to set His people apart. As Christians, we must stand against the spirit of the antichrist, which seeks to strip away freedom in the name of safety, and instead, pursue God's will and His plan for our nation.

In Week 9, we will delve into the story of Cain and Abel to understand how the spirit of Cain—marked by resentment and evil—has infiltrated our culture. We'll discuss the destructive impact of DEI (Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion) and the politics of resentment on society. We'll also explore how a return to Biblical principles of humility, personal responsibility, and true justice can provide the solution our society desperately needs.

In Week 8, we will explore the eternal covenant made with the Jewish people and how, according to Romans 11:17, Christians are grafted into this covenant without replacing the Jewish people in God's plan. We will expose "Replacement Theology" as a dangerous heresy and emphasize that Christians are bound to the Jewish people as younger brothers to the covenant made with Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob. It is our duty to stand with the Jewish people and support the land promised to them in the everlasting covenant. Any form of antisemitism is a direct opposition to God Himself, and as believers, we must reject it unequivocally.