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Tonight, we celebrate the wonder of Christ’s birth and the gospel of peace He came to bring. In God’s perfect timing, Jesus came to be our Savior, shining His light into every dark corner of our world. Now, as we prepare for the candlelight celebration, may our hearts be filled with the same hope, joy, and peace that first broke into the night on that very first Christmas.

Our behavior should not be a reaction to guilt, but a reflection of God’s incredible grace. When we renew our minds daily, focusing on His finished work, we align our actions with the truth of who He is and who we are in Him. Let the unveiled life you live be proof to the world of the grace and glory of Jesus Christ!

The unveiled life is one that fully embraces the freedom and righteousness found in Christ. The ministry of reconciliation is not about striving for God’s favor but living from His finished work, reflecting His grace to the world. Meditate on the truth of who you are in Christ, and let the reality of His Spirit within you guide every thought, word, and action.

Pastor Brandon and Abbe take a journey down memory lane, revisiting the moments that shape our story and build the foundation for who we are today. Through laughter, gratitude, and inspiration, we celebrate the vision that ignites our beginning and the resilience that sustains us along the way. As we look to the future, we embrace the great hope and expectation of the next decade, believing that t...

Jesus removes the veil that blinds hearts, bringing liberty and peace with God through His finished work. The Spirit of Christ helps us in our weakness, revealing the depths of what God has prepared for us, even when words fail to describe it. As we draw near to God through Jesus, who forever intercedes on our behalf, we rest in the assurance that our salvation is complete, our peace is eternal, a...

The Glorious Light of the Gospel removes the veil that once blinded us, revealing righteousness as God’s gift through Jesus rather than through the works of the Law. Turning to Christ leads us from the role of servant to that of beloved child, fully embraced by God’s grace and freedom. Our mission is clear: to share this message of transformation and invite others to experience the peace and lasti...

In Christ, the veil is lifted, and we are invited to see God’s heart revealed in all its fullness. By focusing on the Gospel, we shift our hope from self-effort to the finished work of Jesus, revealing righteousness as God’s gracious gift to us. As we look to Him, we experience true freedom—a life empowered by His Spirit, free from the constraints of the law and overflowing with His glory.

Grace is a gift, not a reward—it’s the elevator that lifts us to the penthouse while the law keeps us stuck in the basement. Just as Hagar couldn’t see the well until her eyes were opened, the law blinds us from seeing the blessings that God has already provided. Let’s rest in the promise that we are no longer slaves under the old system but full-grown sons, heirs of God through Christ, living in...

The story of Abraham, Sarah, and Hagar paints a powerful picture of the contrast between law and grace. Just as Isaac was born by God’s promise, not by human effort, we are children of grace, set free from the bondage of the law. We’re not stuck in the basement of works and striving; we’re full-grown heirs through Christ, living in the freedom and overflowing blessing of God’s grace!

Under the new covenant, Jesus declares that even the least in the kingdom is greater than John the Baptist, who was greater than any Old Testament figure. This means we are living on the fulfilled side of the promise, with a reality they could only hope for. So, why strive to replicate the lives of Old Testament heroes when we have what they never did—perfect righteousness in Christ and the fullne...

We find Jesus clearly in the Old Testament story of Hosea the Prophet. Hosea’s story reveals the astonishing depth of God’s love and faithfulness toward us, even when we are unfaithful and undeserving. Just as Hosea pursued and redeemed Gomer despite her flaws, so too does Christ pursue and redeem us with a love that is relentless and unwavering. Let this truth fill us with awe and gratitude as we...

The bronze serpent lifted up in the wilderness is a powerful foreshadowing of Jesus’ crucifixion. Just as the Israelites were saved by simply looking at the bronze serpent, we too are saved by looking to Christ in faith, trusting in His finished work on the cross. In Christ, we have been fully reconciled to God, standing before Him holy, blameless, and without fault—this is the victory of Jesus’ p...

In the Old Testament, we see powerful shadows pointing to the redemption found in Christ. Whether it’s the bitter waters turned sweet by the tree, the manna that sustained life, or the rock struck to give water, each story reveals Jesus as the ultimate solution to our deepest needs. As we look to these types, remember that Jesus is our Redeemer, the Bread of Life, and the Rock that was struck once...

Noah found grace in the eyes of the Lord, and that grace brought rest in the midst of judgment. Just as Noah was saved by entering the ark, we find our salvation in Christ, the ultimate ark of safety. In Him, the curse is reversed, and we experience the blessing of complete and eternal security.

God established a new covenant that promises eternal life to all who believe in what Jesus finished at the cross. The dress rehearsals of the Tabernacle serve to foreshadow the stringent requirements for forgiveness, all met by Jesus himself. That’s all the joy you need!

In Matthew 12, Jesus teaches that our words reflect our hearts, revealing the true nature of our faith. A heart transformed by the Gospel will produce words that testify to our righteousness in Christ, while a heart that rejects the Gospel remains condemned. As believers, we stand justified not by our own merit, but by the finished work of Jesus, allowing us to speak with confidence and boldness,...

Has anyone made you fear that you committed a sin that cannot be forgiven? Good news - The unpardonable sin is not a mysterious transgression that believers should fear! Rather it is the willful rejection of the Gospel after fully understanding its truth. Jesus’ teachings and the scriptures remind us that blasphemy against the Holy Spirit is unforgivable because it represents a deliberate refusal...

This New Covenant is a covenant of faith. It starts in the heart and makes its way into the world through our heart-felt confession about who Jesus is. We hold tight to that confession, not wavering from our right-standing with God, and never going back to an old method. Jesus is our good confession!

The old covenant, based on our efforts, has been made obsolete by the new covenant, which is grounded in God’s unending grace through Jesus. The new wine of righteousness cannot be contained in the old wineskins of the law; instead, we are made new, with God’s Spirit dwelling within us, guiding us from the inside out. It’s time to fully embrace this truth—out with the old, in with the new—where Go...

While the Old Covenant was one of great burden and fear, the New Covenant is light and easy. Righteousness by the flesh was appropriate before the cross, showing the world the impossibility of behavioral and heart perfection. This is why we celebrate the cross and worship the Christ, realizing He gifted us with that required perfection, forever uniting us with the Father!

In Jesus’ encounter with the paralytic, He demonstrates His authority to forgive sins, highlighting the gravity of unforgiven sin as something far more serious than the world was aware of. By forgiving the paralytic’s sins, He revealed that true healing and freedom come from being forgiven by God Himself. Enjoying “life in His name” means embracing the forgiveness and life that Jesus offers, allow...

Does God torture His family? The obvious answer, “no,” teaches us to read Jesus’ words with His intended purpose. Jesus constantly raises the price of sin, bringing the world to the glorious conclusion that because of the Cross, God is good! Through His grace and forgiveness, we are transformed from within, standing holy and blameless before Him, free from the burdens of unforgiven sin.

Scripture speaks of a reward that belongs to every believer. It’s critical to define the reward with perfect clarity. Under the Old Covenant, righteousness was something one had to achieve through perfect adherence to the Law, an impossibly high standard. However, Jesus came not to abolish this standard but to fulfill it, offering believers His righteousness as a gift rather than something to be e...