In Luke 2:25, Simeon is described as someone who was waiting on the “consolation of Israel.” That means comfort. Listen in and learn how Christmas brings great comfort to all…
December Nights – Consolation
December Nights
December Nights – Sing. Proclaim. Declare
In our first December Nights service of 2017, we are urged to sing, proclaim, and declare our joy in Jesus. Christmas abolishes silence. Through scripture, we are urged to verbalize…
Christmas War: A Rescue Story
You might not think that a stable is a great place to start an effective war. Nor that a baby would be the warrior that delivered a world from bondage…
Christmas Change: New Hearts
In this message from Luke 3, Darrell Cook shares thoughts about the importance of preparing a place for Jesus in our lives all year, and not just on Christmas. Through…
Christmas Change, New Hearts
This message explores the simplicity and beauty of the birth of Christ. The wonder of how God worked to send the Messiah, who was also His Son provokes awe. Trey…
Christmas Come: The Foretold Messiah
The Story we will be telling in December is one of amazing beauty. The beginning of the Story of Jesus was not when Gabriel announced to Mary that she would…
We Are Sent
In this message, Associate Pastor Neal Nelson concludes our December Nights series about the Sentness of God. “Sending” is in God’s DNA, Neal says, and because we are His people,…
The Sentness of Christ
Alex Kacere teaches on Isaiah 52-53 and John 17 about how Jesus being “sent” means that Christians also are to live sent lives.
Magnifying Jesus at Christmas
In this message, College Minister Adam Wilson teaches from John 3:25-30. He shares with us three important principles about magnifying Jesus Christ in our lives by looking at the life…
