For many of us, Christmas means overstuffed schedules, credit card debt, and skyrocketing stress. We struggle to find the connection between our holiday to-do lists and the story of Jesus’ birth. So we’re in a conspiracy together to flip the script. This week, Pastor Jason Bentley talks about how choosing mission over entertainment is one way to do that.

The Christmas story is a story of love, hope, redemption and relationship. So, what happened? How did it turn into stuff, stress and debt? Somehow, we’ve traded the best story in the world for the story of what’s on sale. Pastor Jason encourages us to choose a revolutionary Christmas through engaging in the conspiracy of choosing the king of less over the king of more.

The apostle John wrote about a Christmas conspiracy that predated the original Christmas in Bethlehem- in the very beginning, when all was dark but there was light and the light prevailed. It’s time for another Christmas conspiracy. One where we conspire against the norms of the holiday season in order to enjoy more hope, peace and joy than ever before. This message by Pastor Jason Bentley will inspire you to do something differently this Christmas.

Description- Are you waiting for something in your life? Waiting on God? Waiting on a difficulty to end? Waiting on a promise to be fulfilled? Although it might be challenging, we should have faith in the wait. Hear what that looks like and how we should respond in this powerful message by Pastor Chris Holbrook.

It is amazing, the great lengths God will go to, in order for His people to be fully alive, flourishing and living fulfilled. God wants that so much for us, that He will do any number of things to get your attention and turn your heart towards Him. Find out His process in this powerful message by Pastor Jason Bentley.

There are typically warning signs that discretely inform us that we're living oblivious to God and more focused on self. Learn what they are as Pastor Jason Bentley walks through Daniel chapter 5.

Pastor Mitch Phelps shares the faith progression that gets God's attention and the attention of others.

It's a paradox, but true blessing comes through brokenness. It might be difficult, but we shouldn't avoid it. Let's face brokenness with faith. Pastor Jason closes out our blessing series talking about how brokenness is a blessing because it puts us on the road to a breakthrough.

One aspect of what it means to be blessed is to see the blessings we already have and to be grateful for them. To do this, we must focus on our blessings. Guest contributor Pastor Mitch Phelps helps us to count our blessings.