In this message, we learn from Hannah’s prayer in 1 Samuel 1 and discover the deep connection between faith and prayer. Hannah’s persistent, raw, and honest prayers show us that prayer that touches heaven flows from trust in God, seeks His glory above our own desires, and remains faithful even in long seasons of waiting—ultimately pointing us to a God who hears, cares, and answers in His perfect time.

In this message, we explore the prayer life of Nehemiah and learn how God shapes history through the prayers of burdened, faithful people. Nehemiah responds to Jerusalem’s brokenness with fasting, confession, and bold prayer rooted in God’s promises, showing us that great prayer always comes before great action—and ultimately points us to Jesus, our perfect Intercessor.

In this message, we explore why prayer often feels distant or unheard and how Scripture reorients our hearts toward prayer that truly connects with God. Drawing from King David’s prayer in 1 Chronicles 29, we’re reminded that prayer begins with a right view of who God is—our King, our source, and our Savior.

As David’s words show us, prayer that touches heaven is marked by gratitude, praise, and humility. This message invites us to move beyond entitlement and distraction, rediscover awe and intimacy with God, and approach Him with thankful hearts, trusting that He hears and delights in our prayers.

As we stand between reflection and anticipation, this message from James 1 reminds us of a vital truth for the year ahead: while everything in our lives changes, God does not. Through seasons of trial and blessing, James points us to the unchanging goodness and faithfulness of God, ultimately revealed in Jesus Christ. As we look toward a new year filled with uncertainty, this message anchors our hearts in the assurance that God’s character, love, and promises remain the same—yesterday, today, and forever.

In The King of Christmas, Part 3, we uncover a powerful truth hidden in plain sight within Matthew 2:13–21. By tracing Jesus’ flight to and return from Egypt, we see how Matthew presents Jesus as the true and faithful Son—fulfilling Israel’s story where God’s people failed. This message invites us to trust the Bible as God’s unified story and to place our full confidence in King Jesus, the only hope for eternal life.

In this message from The King of Christmas, we see the sharp contrast between King Herod and King Jesus. Herod clings to power through fear and violence, while Jesus reveals a kingdom marked by truth, humility, and self-giving love.

This passage challenges us to examine our own hearts and ask who truly reigns on the throne of our lives, inviting us to surrender to Jesus—the only King worthy of our trust and worship.

In part one of The King of Christmas, we look at Matthew 2:1–11 and the powerful example of the Magi—men who traveled great distance to joyfully worship the newborn King. This message reminds us that at the center of Christmas is not the activity, the traditions, or the wrapping, but Jesus Himself. We learn how the Magi model true worship through joy, time, and generosity, and how we, too, can respond to Christ with humble adoration this Christmas season.

In this message, we explore the incarnation through John 1:14–18 and discover God’s strategy for healing a broken world. Jesus came “full of grace and truth,” entering into our darkness to redeem it—and He now sends His followers into the world the same way. Learn how Christ-like incarnation shapes our engagement with culture, challenges our tendencies toward either grace or truth alone, and calls us to run toward the pain of our world with compassion, conviction, and hope.