Miracle of His Coming: Prince of Peace
As we draw near to Christmas, are you feeling the rush of the season? It is often in the busiest moments that we realize how deep our longing for true peace really is. We often look for peace in our circumstances, our success, or our possessions—but none of those can truly quiet the storm within us. This Sunday, we are continuing our series by unwrapping another beautiful name given to the Messiah in Isaiah 9:6: The Prince of Peace. We are going to discover that biblical peace—Shalom—is so much more than just a quiet moment or the absence of conflict. It is wholeness, harmony, and a restored relationship with God.
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Miracle of His Coming: Everlasting Father
As we continue our series, we are looking at the name Isaiah prophesied: Everlasting Father. Now, I know the word "Father" brings up a mixed bag of emotions. For some, it means security and compassion; for others, it might bring up absence or disappointment. But the beauty of Christmas is that Jesus came to show us a Father unlike any other—one who perfectly reveals the heart of God...Whether you need to heal a picture of fatherhood that was broken, or you just need to be reminded that you have a Father who isn’t tired of you and won’t walk away, this message is for you.
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Miracle of His Coming: Mighty God
Join us as we unwrap the name Mighty God—and discover why the God of the universe arrived not with thunder and explosions… but with a baby’s cry, a feeding trough, and sheep who probably needed baths. The real Mighty God shows His strength in a totally different way: He doesn’t dominate—He delivers. He doesn’t demand glory—He gives grace. And instead of shouting, He saves. If you’ve ever needed strength, hope, peace, forgiveness, or just a reminder that God is not intimidated by your chaos—this is the message for you.
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Thanks-Living: The Hands of Thanksgiving
This week we’re talking about The Hands of Thanksgiving—how thankfulness can move from something we say to something we truly live. In a world full of stress, complaining, and constant noise, God invites us into a better way… a life rooted in joy, prayer, and everyday thanksgiving. Whether you’re feeling grateful or struggling to find reasons right now, this message will encourage and strengthen your heart.