Today, Jonge emphasizes the transformative power of perspective in understanding God's love during the Advent season. He highlights Romans 15:13, reminding believers that even in times of waiting, they can abound in hope, peace, joy, and love through Christ. Focusing on John 3:16, he elaborates on three key aspects of this love: it is sacrificial, available to all ("whosoever"), and redemptive, offering eternal life to those who believe. Ultimately, Jonge encourages listeners to deepen their faith and action in response to God’s profound gift of love.

In his sermon, Philip emphasizes the concept of finding joy in the waiting, drawing parallels between the shepherds' experience and our current lives. He explains that true joy comes from abiding in Christ and keeping His commandments, which allows us to maintain a relationship filled with love and joy. Philip encourages the congregation to actively seek joy through daily practices, like walking with God, deleting negative influences, and adding joyful elements to life. Ultimately, he reminds everyone that the fullness of joy is a gift from God, meant to be shared and glorify Him.

Dan speaks about the urgent need for peace in a chaotic world filled with conflict, turmoil, and personal struggles. He highlights the biblical promise of peace, specifically through the prophecy of Jesus as the "Prince of Peace," emphasizing that this peace is a deep, soul-level shalom rooted in our relationship with Christ. Dan encourages the congregation to seek both the peace of God through prayer and reliance on His promises, and peace with God through faith in Jesus as their Savior. He concludes with an invitation for individuals to respond, either by coming forward to pray or to reflect on the peace that is available to them despite life's challenges.