At Christmastime, we’re surrounded by images of newly fallen snow, twinkling lights, and happy families gathered by the Christmas tree. But all too often, we find ourselves in the midst of a crazy mixed-up Christmas instead of a picture-perfect holiday...

    “How much is enough?” It’s a question that haunts a culture that trains us to be keenly aware of our image, accomplishments, accumulations, and perhaps especially where we fail to measure up. The dirty little secret—it never is.

“How much is enough?” It’s a question that haunts a culture that trains us to be keenly aware of our image, accomplishments, accumulations, and perhaps especially where we fail to measure up. The dirty little secret—it never is.

“How much is enough?” It’s a question that haunts a culture that trains us to be keenly aware of our image, accomplishments, accumulations, and perhaps especially where we fail to measure up. The dirty little secret—it never is.

“How much is enough?” It’s a question that haunts a culture that trains us to be keenly aware of our image, accomplishments, accumulations, and perhaps especially where we fail to measure up. The dirty little secret—it never is.

Through Jesus, God has involved us in a great adventure— the mission of sharing God’s goodness with the world and bearing witness to Jesus as God’s Son, the Anointed One, the Savior of the World, who redeems our sin and leads us into the Way of Life.

Through Jesus, God has involved us in a great adventure— the mission of sharing God’s goodness with the world and bearing witness to Jesus as God’s Son, the Anointed One, the Savior of the World, who redeems our sin and leads us into the Way of Life.

Through Jesus, God has involved us in a great adventure— the mission of sharing God’s goodness with the world and bearing witness to Jesus as God’s Son, the Anointed One, the Savior of the World, who redeems our sin and leads us into the Way of Life.

Through Jesus, God has involved us in a great adventure— the mission of sharing God’s goodness with the world and bearing witness to Jesus as God’s Son, the Anointed One, the Savior of the World, who redeems our sin and leads us into the Way of Life.

Fall is a busy time of year. While the new church and school year brings excitement, this time can also be exhausting. We are reminded of the expectations placed upon our families and children to win, excel, and succeed.