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In this message we’re reminded that the Christian life isn’t a quick dash—it’s a long race of endurance. The author of Hebrews challenges us to lay aside every weight and sin that slows us down and to run with perseverance the race God has set before us, keeping our eyes fixed on Jesus, the pioneer and perfecter of our faith. Like a marathon runner paced for the long haul, we embrace God’s loving discipline and His strength to persevere through obstacles and trials, finishing well with courage and hope.

In Ezekiel 33 God calls His people to be watchmen, entrusted to faithfully warn others of danger and call them to repentance. If the watchman fails to sound the warning, he bears responsibility; but if he speaks boldly and people still choose not to turn, he has fulfilled his call. This passage challenges us to examine whether we live with a watchman’s heart—faithfully proclaiming God’s truth and urging others toward life—rather than shirking our responsibility and ending up with “bloody hands.”

In this message we unpack Jesus’ call for His followers to be salt of the earth and light of the world—metaphors that show how believers are meant to influence, preserve, and illuminate the world around them. Salt brings flavor and slows decay, just as Christ-followers bring God’s goodness into everyday life. Light shines in darkness and cannot be hidden, reminding us that our lives are meant to reflect Christ so others see our good works and glorify our Father in heaven. Jesus challenges us not just to blend in, but to be salty and seen for His glory.

In this message, we journey with the Magi—wise men from the East—who follow a mysterious star to find the newborn King of the Jews. Their long, faith-filled search leads them past worldly power and expectations into the humble presence of Jesus, where they bow in worship and offer precious gifts. This ancient story reveals not only the fulfillment of prophecy but also God’s invitation for all nations to recognize and honor Christ as King.