Teacher: Josh Fortney. Welcome! Today, we begin our HOME series, focusing on building strong, God-centered marriages through Holiness, Oneness, and Missional Engagement (H.O.M.E.). Over the next nine weeks in our community groups and the next three weeks on Sundays, we’ll learn what the Bible teaches about marriage, including the importance of letting go of old priorities, committing fully to our spouses, and creating a life of unity and purpose. This series is for everyone, offering lessons about relationships that can help, whether you're married or not.

Marriage reflects the relationship between Christ and the Church, showing love, grace, and teamwork. Our goal is not just to avoid problems but to grow together in faith and commitment. As a church, let’s work together to deepen our relationships and reflect God’s love in our marriages. Through prayer, study, and action, we can strengthen our bonds and grow closer to God and each other. Join us on this journey to discover God’s plan for marriage.

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Message Overview

00:00 – Intro

16:04 – Leave Your Old Priorities

26:19 – Cleave Together to a Lifelong Commitment

34:49 – Weave Together a Life of Marital Oneness

Teacher: Josh Fortney. Merry Christmas! We are coming to an end as we have been journeying through the Advent season with a new series, "All I Want for Christmas Is…," where we've been reflecting on the true gifts of the season through the lens of scripture. Today, we focus on love. Advent, meaning "arrival," invites us to remember Jesus' birth and anticipate His return. Amid a culture filled with misplaced priorities, we explore how biblical hope transforms our hearts and minds, grounding us in the promises of God.

This Christmas Eve, we'll explore the heart of biblical love—the unconditional and sacrificial love of God revealed through the gift of Jesus Christ. Through scripture, we are able to see the profound beauty of God's love, inviting us to respond by loving others as Christ has loved us. Join us for worship, reflection, and celebration of God's greatest gift to us.

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Teacher: Kyle Kaigler. Welcome! This Sunday, we are journeying through the Advent season with a new series, "All I Want for Christmas Is…," where we'll reflect on the true gifts of the season through the lens of Scripture. Today, we focus on peace. Advent, meaning "arrival," invites us to remember Jesus' birth and anticipate His return. Amid a culture filled with misplaced priorities, we explore how biblical hope transforms our hearts and minds, grounding us in the promises of God.

This Sunday, Kyle dives deep into the essence of biblical joy—a joy that isn't tethered to circumstances but rooted in the unwavering goodness and sovereignty of God. Drawing from the story of the Magi, we're reminded that true joy leads us to worship, generosity, and a life centered on Jesus. Kyle also challenges us to see joy as a fruit of the Spirit, cultivated in the soil of trust and dependence on God, especially in seasons of trial.

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Teacher: Grant MacQuilkan. Welcome! This Sunday, we are journeying through the Advent season with a new series, "All I Want for Christmas Is…," where we'll reflect on the true gifts of the season through the lens of Scripture. Today, we focus on peace. Advent, meaning "arrival," invites us to remember Jesus' birth and anticipate His return. Amid a culture filled with misplaced priorities, we explore how biblical hope transforms our hearts and minds, grounding us in the promises of God.

During the Christmas season, it's easy to get caught up in the busyness of festivities and Christmas shopping, that we don't experience much peace during this time of the year. In today's message, Grant MacQuilkan invites us to reflect on the true meaning of peace—or "shalom." He reminds us that the Prince of Peace came to restore what was broken by our sin and to reconcile us to God. Jesus Christ is the greatest gift we could ever receive, bringing us lasting peace.

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Welcome! This Sunday, we embark on the Advent season with a new series, “All I Want for Christmas Is…,” where we’ll reflect on the true gifts of the season through the lens of Scripture. Today, we focus on hope. Advent, meaning "arrival," invites us to remember Jesus' birth and anticipate His return. Amid a culture filled with misplaced priorities, we explore how biblical hope transforms our hearts and minds, grounding us in the promises of God.

As we dive into Isaiah 8 and 9, we see the contrast between darkness and the promise of light. Isaiah paints a picture of despair and spiritual blindness as God's people face judgment for their rebellion. Yet, God promises a Messiah—a child who will embody hope, light, and salvation. This prophecy points to Jesus, the Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace. Through Him, we can anchor our hope not in fleeting desires but in a secure, eternal foundation. This week, let’s reignite our hope in Christ, celebrating His presence and anticipating His return.

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Teacher: David Leventhal. Welcome to our final week in 1 Peter! This Sunday, David Leventhal will be taking us through 1 Peter 5, where Peter encourages the church to stand firm through suffering. He highlights the importance of faithful leadership, urging elders to shepherd the flock with humility and care while encouraging the younger members to support their leaders and cultivate humility toward one another.

Peter reminds believers to remain vigilant, recognizing that their enemy, the devil, seeks to devour. Peter also reassures them that their general has not abandoned the troops. The battle we are fighting as believers is temporary because Jesus Christ is coming back to deal once and for all with the evil and sin in this world.

In this series, we're focusing on the main theme of 1 Peter: As God's chosen people, believers are called to endure suffering with hope, following in the footsteps of Christ, trusting that their trials serve to sanctify them and prepare them for the glory to come.

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Message Overview

00:00 – Intro

05:15 – The Church Stands Firm in Suffering Through Faithful Leadership & Humility Within the Body (1 Peter 5:1–5)

21:37 – The Church Stands Firm in Suffering Through Vigilance & Confidence in Our Full Restoration at Christ’s Return (1 Peter 5:6–11)

32:39 – Concluding Words & Greetings (1 Peter 5:12–14)

Teacher: Matt Wideman. Welcome! This Sunday, we delve into 1 Peter 4, where Peter encourages believers facing trials to embrace suffering as a means of reflecting Christ and growing in faith. He reminds us that following Jesus, though challenging, is always worth it. By adopting Christ’s mindset, living for God’s will, and serving others, we find purpose and hope in the midst of hardship.

Peter also emphasizes prayer, love, and hospitality, urging believers to entrust themselves to God while doing good. Suffering refines and strengthens our faith, preparing us for eternal glory. No matter the trials we face, the assurance of God’s faithfulness makes the journey worthwhile. Keep climbing—the summit is worth it!

In this series, we're focusing on the main theme of 1 Peter: As God's chosen people, believers are called to endure suffering with hope, following in the footsteps of Christ, trusting that their trials serve to sanctify them and prepare them for the glory to come.

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Message Overview

00:00 – Intro

05:03 – The Mindset of Suffering (1 Peter 4:1–6)

17:23 – The Ministry of Suffering (1 Peter 4:7–11)

27:29 – The Manner of Suffering (1 Peter 4:12–19)