The wise men had been watching and waiting for signs of the promised King. When His star appeared, they recognized the moment and set out immediately to worship Him. Their journey was marked by awe, and urgency. But not everyone responded the same way. When Herod learned of a rival king, fear and jealousy turned to murderous plotting. Jesus doesn't leave anyone in the middle ground. Everyone must choose: will they worship, or will the resist? Which one are you?

Mary and Joseph were called by God to an extraordinary role; parenting the Messiah. It was a privilege beyond imagining, but with it came incredible responsibility and uncertainty. Yet, instead of turning away, they trusted God's plan and humbly embraced the task, showing us what faithful obedience looks like even in the midst of awe and wonder.

For thousands of years, Israel waited for the Messiah; the One who would rescue and restore. More than 700 years before Jesus' birth, Isaiah prophesied about the coming King. In his Gospel, John connects that prophecy to Jesus' arrival, declaring that He is the promised Light who gives light to everyone.

It is our One Day To Feed The World where we bring one days wage to give to Convoy of Hope and our community. Our one day and change their everyday. Today we hear from Bryan Elementary and how our partnership last year affected our community. We also hear about Convoy of Hope and what they are doing to impact the world.

Nate finishes up 1 Timothy. Nate walks through what it looks like to "Fight the good fight."

We walked through 1 Timothy 6:2-10 and what it looks like to live a Godly life. Nate challenges us to keep eternity in focus and to find our satisfaction in Jesus.

Nate walks through 1 Timothy 5:1-6:2. Paul shares how we are to live our lives with honor and love for all. What does that look like in our day and age.

We all know it takes hard work to stay in shape. Do we work hard in the same way with our faith. Nate challenges us to live Godly lives and to work hard on our speak, our conduct, our love, our faith and our purity.