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John the Baptist doesn't want us to miss this. He wants to make sure we see who Jesus is, what he came to do, and what the proper response to that information is. He wants us to see that Jesus is the Lamb of God, and that we should believe in him and follow him.

Why would Jesus need to be baptized? There are all kinds of answers to that question, but the one Jesus gives is "to fulfill all righteousness." What does that mean? And what does it mean for us? That's what we learn in this week's sermon on Matthew 3:13-17.

As we continue to celebrate Christmas, we're looking at texts that reveal the mystery of the incarnation, of Jesus taking on human flesh to save us. This week we look at Hebrews 1:1-9, where we see that Jesus is the Greatest.

As we continue to celebrate Christmas, we're looking at texts that reveal the mystery of the incarnation, of Jesus taking on human flesh to save us. This week we look at Hebrews 1:1-9, where we see that Jesus is the Greatest.

Merry Christmas! This Christmas we pondered the words of Luke 2, and we saw the power of God, who perfectly orchestrated everything so that his Son, the Savior of the World, would be born in Bethlehem, just as he promised. Because of him, we have light, and life, and hope.

Merry Christmas! This Christmas we pondered the words of Luke 2, and we saw the power of God, who perfectly orchestrated everything so that his Son, the Savior of the World, would be born in Bethlehem, just as he promised. Because of him, we have light, and life, and hope.