What's your life like this Christmas? In our final advent sermon, we look at how someone who seemed to have lost it all received everything we need in the gift of Jesus.

Behold Christ through the eyes Simeon, and see what few else seem to see when they are confronted with the birth of Jesus.

This year there are very few Christmas spectaculars, gatherings, or even parties. But it doesn't mean that Christmas isn't glorious. Find out how understanding biblical glory more deeply leads us to respond rightly to the truth of Christmas.

Thanksgiving is commanded of us by God. The redeemed of the Lord can give thanks at any time, because in Christ they always have a reason to praise.

A good church can't just be focused on itself, but focused outward. Paul closes the book of Titus with truths that point us to the reality that it's not just about our local church, but God's mission for the church universal.

What are you really committed to? As a church, we need the right commitments that Paul outlines from Titus 3:8-11.

Variety is the spice of life, but often times new things in our lives are only temporary boosts of excitement in a broken and sinful world. The Bible tells us that only God can provide the newness we need, and no matter who you are you can have that newness through Jesus.

We can all have a tendency to lack perspective. But the truth of who all humans are apart from Christ gives us the proper way to view the world, to view ourselves, and to view God.

Christianity is not about living a good life so God will accept you. However, that doesn't mean a good life doesn't matter. Find out how the gospel leads us to live differently in how we respond to the world around us.

Grace is the reason why we can live radically transformed lives for God's glory. Find out how a proper understanding and cherishing of the grace of God in Jesus is the key to any good church.