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The Christmas story comes down to one simple truth. God loved us so much, that He gave Jesus. Because of this, eternity has changed forever. Grace arrived in Bethlehem that night and the world was never the same.
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This Christmas, set your visitors at ease by letting them know they are accepted, cared about and loved. Let them know church is a place they can call home...where they can belong, find friends and most importantly, experience the miracle of Christmas.
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At the very heart of worship is a life surrendered to God. It's in those moments, when we let go of everything and lay our lives down, that we truly answer the call to worship. Worship requires surrender. Surrender of self, surrender of all and a heartfelt desire to honor God with our whole life.
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We serve a mighty and powerful God. A God who has done the miraculous throughout history. In the Bible, we see moment after moment where God intervenes in a miraculous way. What about now? Do we believe God can do the same things He did in the Bible? Is He still doing the miraculous today? Do you believe in miracles?
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Life, at its very core, is about worship. It’s about living out what we were created to do. It’s about taking each moment of each day and laying it at the feet of Jesus as a sacrifice of praise. God has placed us here to worship.
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At the very center of Thanksgiving is a heart of worship. A heart that honors, worships and cries out, to The Father, from an overflow of gratitude. FULL HD 1080p MP4 File (Mac/Windows Compatible)
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Thanksgiving is a day for us to remember all the great things of God. His grace and mercy. His love for His creation. His Son, sacrificed in our place. As Christians we have much to be thankful for. Let’s honor God with an offering of Thanksgiving. FULL HD 1080p MP4 File (Mac/Windows Compatible)
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Welcome people to church by letting them know they are accepted, cared about and loved. Let them know church is a place they can call home...where they can belong, find friends and most importantly, experience God.
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Christmas is so much more than a holiday. It’s a time to stop and remember the amazing grace of God, the birth of The Messiah and the grace God has shown us through Him. This Christmas, may the world see Christmas for what it truly is…a celebration of our Savior, the only Son of God.
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We’re all unique. We all have a list of likes and dislikes. But, there is one thing we all have in common. We were all created to worship. God made us to shout His praises. He made us to cry out so the rocks don’t have to. Sure, we all have our preferences and styles, but we also share the same calling to #WORSHIP!
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There are hundreds of ways to connect in this world. From cell phones to social media, it’s easier than ever to share a thought or get in touch. But what is the best way to connect? The reality is, true connection happens in the midst of relationships. It happens when we take the time to invest in people and do life together. Connections are about letting people know they matter to you and, most importantly, to God. Are you connected?
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Love is more than a word or something we say. Love is life changing. Love is what God gives to us and asks us to give to others. This bright and colorful video is a great way to express the true meaning of love.
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Christmas is so much more than a holiday. It’s more than family get togethers, presents under the tree and lights hanging on the house. Christmas is about God reaching down from Heaven. It’s about the birth of Jesus, our Savior. It’s about the Word becoming flesh and dwelling among us. Christmas is about grace and the promise of eternity. Simply put, Christmas is about Jesus.
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Mary and Joseph traveled a great distance to get to Bethlehem. At the end of their journey, they were able to look at the face of the promised Messiah. The Wise Men traveled for the purpose of worshipping the only Son of God. This Christmas we will travel. We will head to church to celebrate the birth of our Savior. We will gather together to remember the gift of God’s grace. This Christmas, as the Wise Men did 2000 years ago…we will come to adore Jesus.
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This year has been a journey for us all. For some the road has brought joy and for others…pain. We look and see a broken world and are stunned by the chaos around us. Our hearts beat to the rhythm of uncertainty. As a new year begins, let us remember to turn our eyes upon Jesus. To look full in His wonderful face. Let us watch as the things of earth are dimmed by the light of His glory and grace.
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A lot has happened in one year. We’ve seen terrorism dominate the news and genocide and war all over the world. We’ve seen the racial divide grow larger by the day and witnessed unspeakable tragedies. Sometimes, life here on earth seems hopeless. As we come to the New Year, we need to stop and ask one question. Where does our hope come from? Real hope is found in God…who makes all things new.
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The new year is a time to rededicate ourselves to the cause of Christ and the glory of God. It’s a time to hit our knees, surrender our will and live out our faith. It’s a time to come before God in worship, giving Him the honor He deserves. This year, it’s time to fix our gaze on Jesus and live life for Him and Him alone.
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From Mother Teresa to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., history is filled with people who have pursued peace. People who have walked a road paved by the pierced hands of our Savior. As we remember MLK and the peaceful pursuit for equality and justice, let us remember what the scriptures say: “Blessed are the peace makers, for they will be called the children of God”.
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Holy week begins as Jesus arrives triumphantly in Jerusalem. Fulfilling a centuries old prophecy. The people celebrated, shouting; “Blessed is He who comes in the name of The Lord”. In 7 days, Jesus would once again triumph…this time, over sin and death!
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Sometimes it's hard to find the words to express just how grateful we are for our Mom. She's taught us, fed us, nurtured us and disciplined us all because she loves us. “Dear Mom” is an open letter of thanks to all the Mom's who ever got up in the middle of the night, sat through a baseball game, fed a hungry group of teenagers or hugged us when we had a broken heart. Sometimes the only thing left to say is thank you.
