To Know Him and Make Him Known
Satan wants to drive a wedge between us and God, so he attacks us with lies and suggestions. Jesus evaluated each attack with God’s truth, refusing to abandon His trust in the Father or deny Him the obedience He was entitled to. We ought to follow Jesus’s example!
The baptism of the crowds in Luke 3 implied a public acknowledgement that they needed to repent of their sins to prepare for the coming of the Messiah. Jesus’s baptism meant something slightly different, a public declaration of his readiness to do His Father’s will along with an offer for the Father to use him.…
We’ve examined stories about the infant Jesus and will explore many others in the weeks to come about his experiences as an adult, but have you ever wondered what Jesus was like as a kid? Join us this Sunday as we look at the only story recorded anywhere in the Gospels that takes place during…
It is so easy to have a naive approach to the salvation that God provided for us at Christmas through the arrival of His Son to earth – but the good news of great joy for all the people actually has a catch to it. Join us this Sunday as we explore both the good…
In the two thousand years since Jesus was born in Bethlehem, Christmas has become a big deal, with lots of bells and whistles, tradition and spectacle. But what was the first Christmas like for the people who experienced it? Join us this Sunday as Pastor Toby explores Mary and Joseph’s “No-Frills” Christmas.
When John spoke to God’s people, he didn’t just agitate – he also provided a lot of clarity to issues about which they were confused. Join us this Sunday as John clears up some misconceptions about himself, the Messiah, and the nature of “good news” itself.
When God sends a message to us, we often are hoping for a love letter that calms and comforts us. What normally comes, though, is a prophet – an agitator who comes to disrupt the status quo and make us extremely uncomfortable. Join us this Sunday as we take a look at the prophet who…