How can we rediscover and share the joy God has given us? In this week's sermon, "Re-Gifting Joy," we dive into Psalm 16:1-11, exploring how David's words point us toward a life rooted in God’s eternal promises and daily presence.

In a season often overwhelmed with stress, anxiety, and busyness, Jesus offers us something extraordinary: peace. In this message, we explore what it means to not only receive the peace of Christ but to "regift" it to those around us.

Join us as we dive into Scripture:

• Luke 21:34-36 - Staying vigilant and prayerful in a world filled with distractions.
• Luke 2:1-14 - The angelic proclamation of peace through the birth of Jesus.
• John 14:27 - The unique and lasting peace Jesus gives.

We’ll reflect on the transformative power of the Jesus Prayer, the timeless wisdom of Francis of Assisi, and a creative illustration that reveals how peace can overflow into our lives and others.

Key Takeaway: True peace is not meant to be hoarded but shared. By anchoring ourselves in Christ, we become instruments of peace in a restless world.

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📖 Reflection:

• How can you embrace God’s peace in your life today?
• Who in your life might need a reminder of that peace this season.

In this message, we kick off the Advent season with *Regifting Hope*. Just like a gift meant to be shared, God has given us the gift of hope—not just to hold onto, but to share with others. Drawing from Luke 1, we explore the story of Mary and her response to the angel’s life-changing message. What can we learn from her trust and obedience? What does hope look like in our lives, especially when things are not as they should be?

Join us for this inspiring first week of Advent, and learn how to regift the hope that transforms lives.

Not everyone goes to Spain, but everyone plays a role in God's mission. Discover how Paul's letter to the Romans unites the church and challenges us to live out our calling. Join us as we explore Romans 15 and learn how to glorify God with one mind and one voice. 🌍✨

What do liturgy, gym routines, and missed field goals share? Join Pastor Kyle and Dr. Phil as they unpack how repetitive practices shape our stories, why failure is inevitable, and how the “next play mentality” can transform our lives. From donuts in the parking lot to powerful moments of transformation, this episode celebrates grace, authenticity, and the beauty of community.

How can we be truly transformed and live as a "living sacrifice"? Romans 12:1-2 challenges us to embrace God’s work in our everyday lives and resist being conformed to culture. Discover the power of liturgy—a repetitive practice rooted in a story—to shape your heart, renew your mind, and bear the Fruit of the Spirit. From small daily habits to life-changing mindsets, this message explores how transformation requires replacement, not just avoidance. Join us as we dive into Romans 12 and uncover practical ways to live differently.

What if God could take the mess, brokenness, and garbage of our lives and turn it into something amazing? In this powerful message, we dive into Romans 8:18-39 to explore how God works through our struggles to bring about redemption and hope. Inspired by Randy Alcorn's insight, “The problem isn’t that the Bible doesn’t tell us much about heaven; it’s that we don’t pay attention to what it tells us,” this sermon highlights the hope and transformation God offers to all who trust in Him.

Join us as we unpack: - Romans 8:18-21 – Understanding our present sufferings and the future glory God promises - Romans 8:22-26 – How creation and we, ourselves, groan for redemption - Romans 8:27-28 – God’s work in all things for the good of those who love Him - Romans 8:29-35 – Our identity and purpose in Christ, chosen for greatness - Romans 8:36-39 – The assurance that nothing can separate us from God’s love

Let’s uncover how God turns our "garbage" into greatness and renews our hope in His eternal promise!

With election season upon us, emotions are high – excitement, anxiety, and even a desire to just have it all behind us. But what does our faith teach us about relating to authority? Romans 13 offers guidance on the role of government in our lives, reminding us of God’s sovereignty over all authority. In this message, we’ll explore:

- The challenging call to submit to governing authorities - Jesus' example of humble submission to God, family, and ultimately, death itself - Historical perspectives on God's people and government: from Pharaoh’s Egypt to Rome - Practical models of engagement, from prophetic resistance to faithful presence

Join us as we uncover what it means to respect, honor, and trust in God's plan, even in uncertain political times. And, most importantly, discover how to center your faith amidst the noise of today’s world.