Christmas isn’t just a moment on the calendar or a single story tucked into the New Testament—it’s a promise woven through the entire Bible. From the first pages of Genesis, a problem enters the world that only the coming of Christ could solve. This Sunday, we’ll trace that story from the garden to the manger and discover why Christmas speaks powerfully into every day of our lives. Join us as we look to the child born in Bethlehem who came to redeem what humankind broke in the beginning.

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Did you know that before Jesus was born the Israelites experienced a 400 year period of silence from God? Imagine God had constant communication with you and then all of a sudden... silence. Silence can be disorienting, confusing, and leave us with more questions. This is what happened to the people of Israel before that first Christmas. Malachi was the last prophet to speak to the people of Israel before that period of silence. His last words were of great value to them and they are of great value to us. Maybe this Christmas you feel as though God has been silent in some way. This Sunday come and be encouraged by the words of Malachi as he shows us what to do when we feel God is silent in our lives.

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This Sunday we’ll step into a remarkable stretch of Matthew’s Gospel that shine with the beauty of Jesus’ mercy. In the desperate courage of the Canaanite woman, we’ll witness what Jesus Himself calls “great faith,” a faith that seek out God even when all seems discouraging. In the feeding of the four thousand, we’ll see the wide-open grace of God, overflowing to people far outside what they have brought to the table. I hope you’ll join us as we explore how these moments reveal the heart of Christ for all who come to Him in need.

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Many of us hold to family and church traditions. These traditions connect us to the past, stabilize us in an unstable world, and give us a sense of identity. However, Jesus is going to encounter the Scribes and Pharisees who will put tradition above the truth of God's world. Jesus is going to show us that though tradition is important, it must never compete with the commands of God. This same mentality can creep into the church and our daily lives as well. This Sunday we will look at what it is that Jesus always wants us to pass on to the next generation.

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In Matthew 14, we see two powerful moments—Peter stepping onto the waves toward Jesus, and crowds at Gennesaret reaching out just to touch the edge of Jesus' clothes. Both scenes show us what happens when ordinary people take extraordinary steps toward Christ. Join us this Sunday as we explore how reaching out in faith can steady us in life’s storms, draw us closer to Jesus, and open the door to His healing and transforming power. Whether you feel like you’re sinking or simply longing for a fresh touch from God, this message is for you. Come ready to be encouraged and bring someone who needs hope!

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Have you ever felt like what you have to offer is too small to make a difference? This Sunday’s message, “When Prayer Leads to Action,” will remind us that when we place even the smallest offering into Jesus’ hands, He can do far more than we ever imagined. In Matthew 14:13–21, a few loaves and fish became a feast for thousands—not because of what the disciples had, but because of who they gave it to. When we bring our time, our gifts, or even our broken pieces to Jesus, He blesses, multiplies, and uses them to feed others. Come discover how God turns “not enough” into “more than enough.”

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When we turn on the news or scroll through our social media feeds, it is easy for us to take note that something is wrong with the world. The issues we face each day come back to many questions, including this one: "Who is in charge here?" The question is "is God in charge or self?" God's authority threatens our autonomy and thus creates tension between Him and humanity. This Sunday we will see that play out when Jesus returns to His hometown and when John the Baptist rebukes Herod. Our prayer is that we will see God's authority as good and we learn to trust Him more.

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As we return to the book of Matthew, Jesus begins teaching His disciples about the Kingdom of Heaven. We must pay attention to what He says about it because when He speaks to them, He is speaking to us as well. This Sunday we will look at four things Jesus tells us about the Kingdom of Heaven. We will see what the Kingdom IS, what the Kingdom COSTS, what the Kingdom SHOWS, and what the Kingdom GIVES. Come hear what Jesus wants to speak to you this Sunday!

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