Sunday morning we looked at "the Magnificat" or "Marys Song of Praise from Luke 1 and saw how we should be able to identify with Mary as lowly people that God has richly blessed!

In Luke 1:39-45 we see the account of Mary visiting Elizabeth and are reminded by Elizabeth and John's reaction of the greatness of Christ, and how amazing He truly is!

In Luke 1:26-38 we see the angel Gabriel announcing to Mary that she was going to be the mother of the Messiah. We also see why this is a very surprising choice, and why God might have chosen Mary for this amazing task!

Sunday morning 11/25 we looked at the announcement of the birth of John the Baptist and saw how special and joyous an occasion it was! We also saw what made John special, and how it is the same thing that makes us special in many ways!

Sunday night we looked at Revelation 11 to see how the heavenly host thanked God for the promises that were to come even before they came. I pray we are urged to remember the promise of the eternal reign that is to come and not completely dependent on thi

We look at Psalm 32 to see the seriousness of our sin in order to be more thankful for the fullness of God's righteousness given to us through faith in Jesus Christ!

Sunday morning we looked at Psalm 19 to see the Psalmist's thankful heart for God's revelation, both General (found in creation) and Special (found in Jesus Christ and the Bible). I pray we are challenged to be more thankful for these as well.

Bro. Dusty shares with us from Exodus 13 about how God didn't take the Israelites on the most direct, shortest path from Egypt to Canaan, and why. He also reflects on the path that God has laid out for his own life and how, looking back, he is grateful fo

As we begin our Sunday morning series looking at Psalms of Thanksgiving we begin with Psalm 100 where the Psalmist is, and urges us to be, thankful to God simply because He is God.

Sunday morning we looked at Numbers 13 to see the account of the spies checking out the Promised Land and the peoples reaction. We also were challenged to live more by faith and less by sight.