Send us a text What if the brightest part of Christmas isn’t the lights on the house, but the light within you that pushes back the night? We walk through John 1, Isaiah 9, and Luke 2 to show how Jesus doesn’t offer a system or a slogan—he offers himself. That changes how we face fear, shame, and unanswered questions, and it reframes what courage looks like when the room goes dark. We dig into the promise God made long before the manger, the reason the world needed the light, and the surpris...
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Send us a text What if the brightest part of Christmas isn’t the lights on the house, but the light within you that pushes back the night? We walk through John 1, Isaiah 9, and Luke 2 to show how Jesus doesn’t offer a system or a slogan—he offers himself. That changes how we face fear, shame, and unanswered questions, and it reframes what courage looks like when the room goes dark. We dig into the promise God made long before the manger, the reason the world needed the light, and the surpris...
Send us a text The humble donkey — not exactly what comes to mind when you picture the triumphant entry of a king, is it? Yet on that first Palm Sunday, Jesus chose this unlikely animal as His royal transportation, setting in motion the most pivotal week in human history. Pastor Steven takes us on a powerful journey through John 12, where we witness crowds laying palm branches before Jesus, shouting "Hosanna!" as He enters Jerusalem. But beneath this celebration lies a profound paradox: the ...
Connect Church Longview Podcast
Send us a text What if the brightest part of Christmas isn’t the lights on the house, but the light within you that pushes back the night? We walk through John 1, Isaiah 9, and Luke 2 to show how Jesus doesn’t offer a system or a slogan—he offers himself. That changes how we face fear, shame, and unanswered questions, and it reframes what courage looks like when the room goes dark. We dig into the promise God made long before the manger, the reason the world needed the light, and the surpris...
