This week we reflect on the challenges of staying faithful to God’s calling amidst life’s difficulties. Using 2nd Timothy 2 as a guide, this message explores how perseverance, trust in God’s grace, and a focus on Jesus empower us to endure hardships. We are reminded that tough times are a part of life’s journey, shaping us into the people God has called us to be.

This message challenges us to stay strong in grace, live with purpose, and share the hope of Jesus with those around us. Join us as we reflect on how God uses our endurance to make an eternal impact

We’re taking a short break for the holidays! There won’t be new episodes on Christmas Day or New Year’s Day as we spend time with family and celebrate the season. We encourage you to do the same—stay connected to your faith and enjoy this time with loved ones. We’ll be back after the holidays, ready to dive back into our series on systematic theology. Have a joyful and meaningful holiday season, and we’ll see you in the new year!

This week, we reflect on the extraordinary story of Jesus’ birth through the eyes of the shepherds in Luke 2. In the midst of their humble and ordinary lives, the shepherds are visited by angels proclaiming the arrival of the Savior, inviting them to witness God’s incredible work firsthand. Their response of faith, worship, and proclamation challenges us to do the same.

We are reminded that God doesn’t call the most powerful or prestigious to reveal His plans—He calls ordinary people, just like us, to experience and share His hope and life. Join us as we celebrate the humility of the Christmas story and the life-changing truth that Jesus’ birth offers access to God for all.

Questions for further discussion:

Why would the shepherds be terrified seeing the glory of God?

What is the contrast between that scene and the manger? What is the theological significance of this contrast? Of the shepherds being chosen?

What are the shepherds asked to do? How do they respond? How will you respond?