Broadcasts

Right now, it feels like the world is being turned upside down. Even for the most confident among us, the recent coronavirus crisis has challenged much of what we thought was certain.

The current pandemic raises the question: How should the church respond in such an unprecedented time? In the midst of uncertainty and fear, the gospel still shines as a message of hope, light, and life.

The human heart has a God-sized hole that we’re waiting for something to fill, but Christ is the ultimate fulfillment of our waiting. And he’s better than anything else you’re waiting for.

The story of the wise men is often treated like a “bonus feature” of the Christmas story. But it actually teaches some powerful truths about the gospel.

The God who sovereignly arranged the stars in the sky to bring three wise men to worship Jesus is the same God that arranges every detail in your life to accomplish his purposes.

Joseph tends to be a background character in the Christmas story. But through this ordinary carpenter, we see a clear picture of what it really means to follow Jesus.

The nativity scene is often painted as a picturesque moment. But Pastor J.D. reminds us of the story behind that moment and all that Jesus’ birth really meant for Mary and Joseph.

When most of us are reading the Bible, we tend to skim past the genealogies. But God had a very intentional reason for including these lists in the Bible!

When we tell someone the Christmas story, most of us start with the angel appearing to Mary. But that’s not where the book of Matthew starts.