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In this second message of the series, we consider the testimony of a devout man named Simeon, who had been promised by the Lord that he would not see death until he had witnessed the Consolation of Israel. Simeon’s encounter with the Christ child stands as a powerful testimony of promises made and promises kept, revealing the faithfulness of God both to one faithful servant and to the world through His redemptive plan for Israel.

As we enter the Christmas season, we turn our attention to two lesser-known yet significant witnesses to the salvation announced through the birth of Jesus Christ. In this message we consider the testimony of Anna, a prophetess whose brief appearance in Luke’s Gospel carries remarkable weight. Though only a few verses are devoted to her, the power of her witness is found in the faithful life she lived leading up to that moment.

In this passage Paul continues his teaching on the preeminence of Christ by unveiling the profound mystery of Christ in us, the believer’s only hope of glory. Having challenged the false doctrines that diminished Christ’s divinity or denied His sufficiency, Paul now presses forward to proclaim the surpassing excellency of Jesus—showing that our faith, our hope, and our spiritual maturity rest entirely in Him alone.

As we enter the Thanksgiving season, Psalm 107 calls us to remember that the Lord is truly worthy of our gratitude and praise. In this message, we will explore four powerful truths about who God is—truths that reveal why our thanksgiving to Him is not only fitting but essential. Together, we’ll lift our hearts in worship as we honor the Lord for His steadfast love, His redeeming work, and His faithful care.