Have you ever stopped to truly consider the way we give and exchange gifts at Christmas? In the early 1900s, life moved at a different pace, and people often valued what was simple and meaningful. Today, with the tap of a button, we can have almost anything delivered from almost anywhere. And yet, if we’re not careful, in the rush and the noise, the greatest gift ever given can quietly slip from our focus.

Jesus stepped into a tangled, broken world as the true Light of the world. This message reminds us that God’s light cannot be overcome, is meant to shine through our lives, is offered to everyone, and is sustained daily by staying connected to Christ.

In 1903, the Wright Brothers made history that changed the way the world travels. When the report reached Ohio, where the brothers would spend Christmas, a major detail was omitted from the newspaper. Today, this story serves as a powerful reminder not to miss the true meaning of Christmas.

Spend time on social media, and you'll quickly see many opinions about various Christmas traditions and icons. One that often faces criticism is the Christmas Tree. This week, we're discussing the origins of the Christmas Tree, its meaning, and the reminder it provides each year.

As we begin celebrating the Christmas season, it is most appropriate that the first message of the series blurs the lines between two holidays, because the key to Christmas is Thanksgiving.

If someone else knew every thought and action you made, would it cause you anxiety or bring you peace? The Bible is clear: God knows us intimately. Beyond what others see, He even knows our thoughts, but there's no reason to fear because God loves us and considers us His children.

As we enter the Thanksgiving season, we take the opportunity to step outside of our routine and reflect on our perspective to be intentionally grateful for the many blessings we've received.

The battle lines were drawn, and the task seemed impossible. Who could stand against the giant Philistine? But a young boy filled with faith stepped forward, ready to face this daunting threat. This week, we examine an epic moment in God's word that highlights the important connection between faith and vision.