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BORN FOR YOU
The decor, soundtracks, schedules, and even behaviors all around us change this time of year. But what is truly transformative about Christmas? Listen here to Pastor Kevin’s Christmas Eve sermon, BORN FOR YOU.
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PROPHESIED
As we start the week of Christmas in Advent, we focus on love. The love of God is profoundly evident in the fact that He wants to be with us. Pastor Kevin’s sermon, PROPHESIED, can be found here.
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ADVENT : LOVE
(Luke 1:67–79) Longing for Assurance We know the feeling—the text bubble appears, then disappears. Silence follows, and with it a swirl of questions and unease. We crave clarity, especially when it comes to love. In Advent, we’re reminded that God knows this longing. Zechariah’s long silence ends not with uncertainty, but with praise—because God finally…
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ADVENT: JOY
SING IT, MARY(Luke 1:46–55; 1 Samuel 2:1–11) Joy That Can’t Stay Silent Throughout Scripture, moments of deep joy are often sung, not merely spoken. Hannah sang when God met her in her barrenness. Mary sang when God met her in her lowliness. When hearts overflow, words alone seem insufficient. God has designed singing to shape…
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SING IT, MARY
Songs are a natural accompaniment to joy. In Pastor Kevin’s latest sermon in our Advent series, we are taught that when there is no joy to birth a song, we should look to the birth of joy, Jesus Himself. Listen here to SING IT, MARY.
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ADVENT: PEACE
When Peace Feels Impossible Most of us can relate to feeling stressed, stretched thin, or worn down by life’s struggles. Advent reminds us that peace—true biblical shalom—is more than the absence of conflict. It’s wholeness and flourishing. Mary’s story helps us see this clearly. A young teenage girl, engaged and dreaming of her future, suddenly…
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DON’T FEAR, MARY
In this week of Advent, we explore peace while examining Mary’s response to the news that she would miraculously conceive and give birth to the Son of the Most High. Listen here to Pastor Kevin’s message: DON’T FEAR, MARY.
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Philippians 4:21-23
Greetings That Build Unity At the end of Philippians, Paul’s goodbye is surprisingly full of hellos: “Greet every saint… the brothers greet you… all the saints greet you.” Even in his closing words, Paul emphasizes relational warmth, unity, and hospitality. Simply acknowledging one another—seeing and greeting one another with grace—becomes a powerful practice in building…
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SAINTS & SEEDS
Paul’s closing to the letter reminds us of the reality that our love for each other affects even others. The small church in Philippi didn’t know the magnitude of what they were part of. Explore this in the conclusion to our fall series in Pastor Kevin’s sermon, SAINTS & SEEDS.
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Philippians 4:10-20
Contentment in Christ, Not Circumstances Paul rejoices in the Philippians’ financial gift—but he makes it clear that his contentment isn’t dependent on their generosity. He has learned the “secret” of being content in plenty and in want. His stability doesn’t come from what he has, but from who holds him. True contentment is spiritual steadiness.…
