The wonder of God’s love is more than a feeling to admire at Christmas; it is a truth to behold at the cross. In 1 John 4:10, we see that love begins with God, who sent His Son to rescue us at infinite cost. This Sunday, we will look to Christ and rediscover the depth, beauty, and saving power of His love for us.

The wonder of God’s love is far greater than we often imagine, and in 1 John 4:7–9 we are invited to rediscover its depth and beauty. God didn’t just speak about love—He revealed it by sending His Son so that we might truly live through Him. When we grasp this Christmas reality, His love begins to shape our identity, transform our relationships, and flow through us to others.

God’s family matters! God’s design for His church is beautiful and vital for each believer. God’s family also has matters to be tended to so the local body of Christ will be a healthy, holy, and thriving church. Join us this Sunday as we gain wisdom in this area through Colossians 3:14-17.

Before God established Israel or the church, He established marriage and family to bring Him honor and glory. In Colossians 3:12-14 and 18-21, Paul provides us with the keys to avoiding potential turmoil that can rob the family of peace and joy. Join us as we learn how to clothe ourselves in Christ’s character.

What if the greatest joy is not found in what you keep but in what you give? In Philippians 4:15–23, Paul celebrates a church whose open hands and open hearts became channels of God’s grace. When God’s generosity flows through us, both others and we ourselves thrive in the joy of generous living.

Life can feel like a hurricane, but there is a peace and strength that stands stronger than any storm. In Philippians 4:8-14, Paul shows that lasting peace and enduring strength are not found in changing our circumstances, but in anchoring our minds, hearts, and daily lives in our relationship with Jesus Christ.

We live in a world weighed down by worry, where anxiety has become a constant companion. In Philippians 4:4–7, Paul shows us how to trade panic for peace by discovering how Christ’s presence can steady our hearts when anxiety attacks.

Have you ever felt the tension between where you live and where you truly belong? As followers of Christ, our zip code may be on earth, but our citizenship is in heaven. Paul reminds us that the joy of the Christian life comes from living out that heavenly identity right here and now as highlighted in Philippians 3:12-4:3.

Every person’s life tells a story, but the real question is what shapes that story. Our world trains us to believe that identity is built by achievements, credentials, or status, and many spend their lives trying to build a résumé that proves their worth. Philippians 3:1–11 confronts that illusion by showing that when someone truly encounters Jesus Christ, He transforms them into something entirely new.

“You know it when you see it.” That is true of spiritual maturity. In Philippians 2:19-30, Paul gives us a front-row seat to two powerful examples who model four marks of mature believers who serve and grow together in the gospel. Take a close look at them, and you will see maturity in motion.

Have you ever felt stuck in your walk with Christ, as if you’re not growing as you had hoped? Whether you feel like you’re floundering or flourishing, Philippians 2:12–18 shows us what every believer needs. In this passage, Paul reveals how to live out our faith as those who are united with Christ.

How does “fellowship in the gospel” fuel the faith of God’s people? In Philippians 1:12-18, the Apostle Paul highlights three ways our union with Christ, His people, and His mission bring about greater experiences and expressions of joy and faith in His people.

Every heart longs for joy, but so few truly experience it. In his Letter to the Philippians, the Apostle Paul reveals the key that unlocks lasting joy, and he shares it right in the opening verses. This morning, we’ll discover the joy of knowing Jesus in the journey of life.

There is only one unshakable hope in this world, Jesus Christ, and the “good news” of all He has done, is doing, and will do. This morning, we begin our new series in the Book of Philippians by looking to the first time the gospel of grace entered Europe and began transforming lives in the city of Philippi. For over 2,000 years, this same gospel has been changing lives, and it can transform yours too.

Did you know that whatever fills your heart will eventually be manifested in your words? Jesus taught that when God’s Word fills us, His truth naturally flows from our mouths (Luke 6:45), whether in everyday conversations, discipleship, small groups, or even public messages. This morning, we will discover how The Ezra Experience culminates in communicating the word of God as a way of life.

Why are you here on this earth? This Sunday, discover from Ezra’s life why studying and living God’s Word is directly related to our purpose in life and how to make it part of your daily walk with God.

What do your daily patterns reveal about your heart? In every area of life, our habits reveal what we truly value, and nowhere is that more important than in our walk with God. Starting this Sunday, we will explore the life of Ezra and uncover how his intentional practices transformed his life and reshaped the spiritual direction of an entire nation, and how they can do the same for us.

Imagine a community so united in faith that it changes not just your life, but the world around you—ready to discover how? Join us this Sunday as we dive into Acts 2:41-42 to discover the vital role fellowship plays in unifying God’s church.

Author and cleric Jonathan Swift once said, “May you live all the days of your life”. At first that struck me as funny. Then witty. Then profound. How do we do that, in a godly way, as opposed to the prideful, self-centered, materialistic way that our culture encourages? The answer found in 1 Timothy 6:17-21 will reverberate for eternity.

Last week, we learned how to fight the good fight of faith, but this Sunday we’re diving into why we fight—unpacking the powerful motivations in 1 Timothy 6:13-16 that fuel our passion to stand firm for Christ. From the Giver of Life to the Sovereign King, discover what drives us to live boldly and faithfully until He returns!