This Christmas, rediscover the beauty and mystery of the greatest story ever told. In a season that often rushes by in noise and distraction, we invite you to pause and to wonder at the awe-inspiring truth that God is not far off, He is with us. Whether you are struggling with deep questions, walking through a difficult situation, or simply longing for more, this season is for you. Through the stories of Mary, the shepherds, and the Word made flesh, we will open our hearts to the hope, glory, and gift of Jesus Christ.
What if following Jesus was not just something you did on Sundays, but every day, in every place? In this 5-week sermon series, we will explore how worship, calling, relationships, sharing your faith, and rest are all part of a disciple’s everyday life. You will discover how to live as a faithful witness of Christ in your workplace, home, and community. This series serves as practical application following previous sermon series on true discipleship (Follow Me) and using spiritual giftedness (Gifted). View suggested books that support the series here.
Every follower of Jesus has been given supernatural gifts by the Holy Spirit – divine empowerments designed to build up the Church and advance God’s mission in the world. But too often, those gifts remain dormant or misunderstood. In this seven-week series, we will explore what Scripture teaches about spiritual gifts, how to discern and develop your unique calling, and how love must remain at the center of it all. Whether you are new to the faith or have walked with Jesus for years, this is your opportunity to step boldly into your purpose and serve the Body of Christ with clarity, courage, and joy.
How do we live courageously and faithfully for God when the cultural tide turns against us? The book of Daniel offers powerful stories and practical life lessons that help us remain aligned with God’s Kingdom, even when surrounded by compromise, pressure, or suffering. This 5-week sermon series will call us to deeper allegiance to God and practical trust in His sovereign presence.
