"Don't be afraid", the angels say. "This is the most joyous news, and it's for everyone everywhere!"
God loved the world so much that he became one of us so we could become one with him.
On this first Sunday of Advent, we consider the hope we have in Jesus, the promise of the prophets fulfilled.
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Just like a child rests within the shoulders of their parent, we too find shelter and safety in the arms of the God of the universe.
In whatever battle you're in and whatever one comes next, the Lord is faithful to deliver you from evil!
If the joy of the Lord is our strength, what does that mean for us in times that we can't be happy?
Look into the light the poet says, and don't be afraid of the shadow it creates. The Lord is my light, what do I have to be afraid of?
On this Thanksgiving weekend we consider the scriptures that call the Lord our portion. Greater than any portion of turkey we'll put on our plates, the portion of God is our inheritance.
If the Lord is our shepherd, that must mean that we're his sheep! He takes great care of each one of us.
We're often bent towards not being able to believe things until we see them. Christ offers an alternative, faith-filled perspective - you'll see it when you believe it, he says!
In light of this week's gospel readings, we try to answer the question "What is the gospel, and what does the cross have to do with it?"
Our God is the lifter of our head and the restorer of our souls. He won't leave us where he found us!
God expresses himself in love towards first, every morning. Because of his expression, we can respond with love too!
The children of God are seen and known in Christ - nothing can separate us from his love!
When asked what to do to inherit eternal life, Jesus answered "Love your God and love your neighbour as yourself." To learn how to love our neighbour, we need to ask another question - who is my neighbour?
In the face of every circumstance, we are called to be a people of contagious hope!
On this special Youth Sunday, Pastor Alexander shares an encouraging word for young and old alike, no matter what season you're in!
It's easy to project our own stories of hurt and harm onto the image of our Father in Heaven. The truth is, He's better than any father we've ever known, and His character wants to rewrite our story.
On this Mother's Day, we take some time to talk about the seed from a woman that changed the earth's trajectory.
In his triumphant entry through the city gate, Jesus made a drastic political statement. What implications could that have on our lives 2,000 years later?
What story are you believing about yourself, and how many chapters into the future have you written?
Are not all men, all women, and all children meant to prophecy?
Psalm 23 is familiar to a lot of people, but have we truly understood the gravity of what it means?
Father and friend to our House, Pastor David McGrew brings an encouraging word at a pivotal time.
The number 3 is significant in so many ways, but Pastor Rick makes light of three things every believer should be aware of at all times.