Join us in this special on-the-fly Christmas edition as we discuss the true meaning of Christmas through the lens of the biblical nativity story. We explore how major characters like Mary, Joseph, and the Shepherds overcame their fears with faith. We dive deep into the themes of joy and peace, focusing on God's promises and the significance of Jesus' birth. Learn how the nativity story's message of not being afraid can apply to our own lives and bring us closer to God's best. Along the way, enjoy light-hearted moments, personal anecdotes, and insights about spreading the joy of Jesus this holiday season. Merry Christmas, everyone!

We've heard the Christmas story so much it's probably become "old hat" by now. This session let's look at it from the standpoint of fear. Because all the principle players were told — "DO NOT BE AFRAID."

And like Mary, we have no reason to fear. That little baby grew up to be a man who satisfied every requirement of God's wrath. Because of Jesus and the salvation God provides through His death and resurrection, man can receive God's grace simply because He chose to give it to him.

DO. NOT. BE. AFRAID.

Living under the spirit of fear has been our series theme this fall. This session we will discuss living in fear of world events — things that are out of our control. When we live under the spirit of fear, the enemy can use ANYTHING that is unknown to intimidate us. World events are unknown. Not one of us can control the weather, or the leaders of other countries, or the citizens of other countries or our neighbors next door. BUT we do know the One who is in control of everything — Whose sovereign plan was laid before the foundation of the world. With God in control and our total faith in Him, we have absolutely no reason to live in the spirit of fear. This session we are going to Jeremiah.