Jesus gave us two beautiful, symbols of the Gospel. Baptism is a once-and-done public declaration of a personal decision; communion is an as-often-as-you-can acceptance of the invitation to come to His table. Both symbols confirm God's promises and give us new memories. Learn more in this week's message from Romans 6 and Matthew 26.

Every human is lost, we wander from the heart of our Father. Some wander to 'pig pens,' others in our pride. None are so lost that the Father will not recklessly & relentlessly pursue. Hear why that matters in this week's message from Luke 15.

The Magi are the least likely people to have ever found themselves bowing in worship before a baby born King of the Jews. Yet, their story in Scripture illuminates powerful truths for all who are searching for purpose and reason, for hope and justice. Find out more in our message on Christmas Eve from Matthew 2.

The fact that Jesus Christ, God Himself, became fully human from womb to tomb, experiencing all of the joys and sorrows of this life, is good news beyond our wildest dreams. Because that means He lived and conquered our nightmares. The birth of Christ is Good News for the fearful. Find out why in this week's message from Luke 2.

The birth of Christ, the coming of God into our world to pursue & rescue sinners is really, really Good News even for those of us who think we're pretty good people. The angel's words to Joseph, a good guy, show us why even we need our Savior, Immanuel. Check out this week's message from Matthew 1:18-25.

The Incarnation, the coming of God into our world, is Good News that brings great joy for all people in all situations across all the ages. Because this is news that radically redefines everything including how long sadness lasts. The declaration of Jesus' birth was given first to an elderly, faithful couple who genuinely, understandably believed that everything sad would simply always be true. God in the flesh changes all of that. Check out this week's message from Luke 1.

The coming of Jesus Christ into this world is incredibly Good News for everyone, including 'nobodies.' Those of us who won't make the history books, who ought to be overlooked by the Creator of the Universe. In the grand scheme, we're nobody special. Yet, Christmas says there is Good News: the Father has spoken incredible promises. The kind that galvanize and call us to say 'yes' to serving Him. Check out this week's message from Luke 1:26-38.