In Luke 2:1–20, we see that God works through ordinary circumstances to bring about extraordinary hope. Jesus arrives in humility, drawing near to the lowly and meeting us in the middle of real life—not perfection. This message reminds us that encountering Jesus transforms everyday life and that Christmas is not just sentimental, but transformational.

In this message, Josh Ritchey explores the faith of Mary and what it means to humbly pursue a holy God. Through Luke 1:26–38, we learn that great faith is built by knowing God’s Word, trusting His promises, and choosing obedience even when understanding falls short. This message reminds us that the best ability we can offer God is availability.

In The Faith of Joseph, Associate Pastor Marty Parker explores Matthew 1:18–25 and the powerful yet often overlooked faith of Joseph. Faced with confusion, cost, and uncertainty, Joseph chose trust and obedience, reminding us that faith begins where our understanding ends. This message challenges us to trust God fully, knowing that obedience—especially when it’s difficult—leads us toward everything God has for us.