“So, what’s new?” Prepare for that question as carefully as you wrap on your packages! Mary not only answers that question, but Luke records most of the conversation. After Mary shares what God is doing, her family responds excitedly. First you will hear Elizabeth’s wonder and amazement. Secondly, Mary’s excited humility shouts with praise. Together, […]

History does not repeat itself. However, people often do repeat patterns of behavior. This never-ending cycle of actions and aftermath create the feeling of deja vu. History fascinates many who seek to identify repeated behavior patterns to possible change the resulting scenarios. Opposing forces cry “Victory at any cost” or “Death before dishonor” or “Never […]

Luke draws your attention to two more responses to Jesus – the storms of life both actual and metaphorical. Luke wants you to be as impressed as the disciples: Jesus can calm any storm. He is the Prince of Peace.

Times change, but people rarely do. When facing similar conflicts, stresses, and anxiety, balance is the needed remedy. We must hear God’s voice saying “Steady on; keep the course.” Today we remember God provides needed balance to life.

Our world desperately needs peace and would trade almost anything to have it. Where can peace be found? What provides lasting peace? Isaiah reminds us God’s Word brings peace. Listen as three voices help us find peace in times of trouble.

Man promises peace and even tries to provide it. God gives peace unlike any other. Look at the Christmas narrative this morning. Watch God provide peace in a way no one else ever can.

God’s goodness is characterized by His unchanging character. Notice how great God is in His goodness.

David wisely keeps his eyes on the future when making decisions about the present. Learn from his example, found in today’s sermon passage.

Friendship demands commitment. Notice three key areas of commitment in today’s passage and ask if you are this kind of friend to others.

Christmas gifts not only meet needs or desires, they also express relationship between giver and recipient. God wants you to know Him, and uses two actions to introduce Himself at Christmas.