There’s a certain amount of love that’s communicated by the gifts we give others. And when God gave us the gift of his Son that first Christmas, he was a gift of love beyond compare. Join our study in God’s Word to learn why Jesus is the highest expression of God’s love toward us, and the difference this can make in our lives.

We all struggle to give the perfect gift from time to time. But when God the Father sent his only Son to be the Savior that first Christmas, he gave the perfect gift, because Jesus is the perfect Savior. As we continue our series about exploring the wonder of Christmas, today we consider five ways that Jesus is the perfect Savior.

For some, the wonder of Christmas may wear off over the years as they revisit the familiar story that Jesus was born in the lowly stable in Bethlehem. But when we identify the theological realities that were at work when God sent his Son into the world, it can help us gain a fresh perspective on the wonder of Christmas. In this message, we explore the wonder of Christmas by recognizing Jesus is the key to God’s eternal plan of redemption. 

When we approach a holiday of Thanksgiving, it’s valuable to know that the Bible makes the case that believers in Jesus should be more thankful than anyone else. That’s true in all of life. And it’s true even when circumstances would initially seem we don’t have a lot to be thankful for. Join us for this study in God’s word as we develop a theology of thankfulness.

We live such fast-paced lives that when we finish one thing, we often just move on to the next thing without reflecting or taking note of what we’ve just done. However, as we conclude our study of John’s gospel, we’re going to take the time to review it and reflect on lessons God taught us through our study. As we do this, we share the mindset of the worshiping psalmist who wrote, “I will remember the deeds of the LORD; yes, I will remember your wonders of old.” (Ps. 77:11)