Sermon text: Matthew 2:1-12; Revelation 21:1-7 We live between the world that is passing away and the world God is making new—and when God’s future breaks into the present, we must choose how we will live. Header image by nikki gibson on Unsplash.
Sermon text: John 1:1-14; Revelation 11:15-19 Christmas reveals the true nature of God’s kingdom—not as domination or control, but as transforming presence. By tracing the unveiling of God’s reign and its fulfillment in Jesus, we see that God’s presence was never meant to be used as a tool to secure outcomes or win battles. Instead, it calls for humility, surrender, and trust. Header image by NATHAN MULLET on Unsplash.
Sermon text: Luke 2:1-20; Revelation 4:1-11; Revelation 5:1-14 Christmas reveals a kingdom unlike any other: while Caesar ruled through power and decree, God entered the world in humility through a child laid in a manger. When Luke 2 is read alongside Revelation 4–5, we see that the baby born in weakness is the Lamb who reigns on the throne, redefining true power. This message invites us not just to observe Christmas, but to surrender our “crowns,” enter God’s presence, and…
