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On December 14, 2025, Pastor Ryan exposited Matthew 1:18-21. In this passage, we see that the Holy Spirit is the true spirit of Christmas working in the mother of our Lord, to conceive in her the Savior of the world.  The true spirit of Christmas doesn't come to make this time pretty or pleasant. The Holy Spirit makes Christmas even better. He makes Christmas powerful, personal and purposeful.

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On December 7, Pastor Ryan opened our Advent series in John 18:33–38, exploring how Jesus brings the truth throughout His life and even in His final hours. In His conversation with Pilate, we see that Pilate is not driven not by genuine concern but by fear of the crowd.

Today, we face the same challenge: Are we seeking the truth or just trying to fit in? Are we recognizing Christ as King or trying to stay cool in culture?

We can hold to the eternal truth we find at Christmas: Christ is King, and He has come—and He has come to save us.

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What does it look like to truly live as a follower of Jesus, even in the midst of anxiety, grief, or disappointment? Preaching from 1 Thessalonians 5:16–18, Pastor Nate Harney highlighted three commands: rejoice always, pray without ceasing, and give thanks in all circumstances. Drawing from his own struggles with depression and anxiety, Pastor Nate emphasized that these commands are possible because our hope in Christ is unshakable. We rejoice because salvation is secure, we pray because God invites us to bring Him every worry, and we give thanks in all circumstances because God is faithful.

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