Watch & Listen

For This Reason
Luke 2:1-21 & 29-32 – Dr. Paul Lyle
Worship Leader – Mark Hudson

When we think of the celebration that surrounds the birth of a child, what comes to mind is the idea of being surrounded by family and loved ones. The birth of Jesus included a manger, animals, and the lowest members of society. How could that have possibly been God’s plan for the perfect birth and why was he here?

A Child Is Born – Part 2
Isaiah 34 & 35 – Dr. Paul Lyle
Worship Leader – Mark Hudson

Does Christmas make a difference? Does it make a difference today and does it make a difference in the future? The reality is that Christ makes the difference between hope and dread. Christ came to save you and if you reject Christ, salvation is upon self. God’s word is clear, apart from Christ, salvation is futile.

A Child Is Born – Part 1
Isaiah 9:1-7 – Dr. Paul Lyle
Worship Leader – Mark Hudson

The Gospel was coming. The Good News, Jesus Christ, Joy to the World, the Lord has come! Dark would become light. Mourning would turn to joy and peace without end. Does that describe the Christmas you celebrate? Is this simply another holiday to be endured or even enjoyed at the end of a long year before 2023 begins?

Jesus Prayed For Us
John 17:21-26 – Pastor Greg Wallace
Worship Leader – Mark Hudson

Our shared faith in Christ is the glue that binds us together as one and this is especially true for us as a church! Do we really desire to be with Him? Jesus prayed that we would be filled with love, keep the unity of the spirit, to be with Him to see His glory and to be filled with His love!

A Guide to Prayer
Nehemiah 1:1-11 – Pastor Greg Wallace
Worship Leader – Mark Hudson

2500 years ago, during a time of tragedy for the people of Israel, Nehemiah heard about what had taken place. Despite his heart being broken by the situation, he prayed. His prayer helps guide us to a more faithful and productive prayer life.

Gratitude Is More Than Attitude
Luke 17:11-19 – Dr. Paul Lyle
Worship Leader – Mark Hudson

Last week, we learned that there are three essentials for “thanksgiving.” There must be a recipient, reflection, and a response. This week, we see thanksgiving played out in a narrative in the New Testament as Jesus heals, and although lives are changed, not everyone gives thanks for what God has done for them.