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Most of us do not need to be convinced that it is good to serve. We know that giving of ourselves to do good for others is important. Yet, for all our talk about serving, many of us serve only occasionally. Sinful pride and selfishness get in the way of putting the interests of others ahead of our own. To serve more authentically, we need a new heart – a heart like Jesus – a servant’s heart. Drawing on the message of the prophets Isaiah and Micah, this series uncovers the characteristics of a servant’s heart – characteristics that are present in the heart of Jesus and, by God’s grace, can be present in our hearts too.
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Overview
Most of us do not need to be convinced that it is good to serve. We know that giving of ourselves to do good for others is important. Yet, for all our talk about serving, many of us serve only occasionally. Sinful pride and selfishness get in the way of putting the interests of others ahead of our own. To serve more authentically, we need a new heart – a heart like Jesus – a servant’s heart. Drawing on the message of the prophets Isaiah and Micah, this series uncovers the characteristics of a servant’s heart – characteristics that are present in the heart of Jesus and, by God’s grace, can be present in our hearts too.
January 4 & 11, 2026
Overview
Who is Jesus? What did he do? Why does it matter? When it comes to our faith, there are no questions more significant than these. In this series, we start the new year by re-introducing ourselves to Jesus Christ, the Son of God. From magi who traveled to worship him upon his birth to disciples bowing before in the days after his resurrection, discover with us why Jesus is worthy of all glory, adoration, and praise.
November 30-December 21, 2025
Overview
Of all the characters in the Bible’s Christmas story, Joseph is perhaps the easiest to forget about. A humble carpenter from Nazareth, Joseph’s life is totally upended when the angel reports that his fiancée Mary is pregnant. Joseph’s response to that message provides for us a model of quiet faith, steady obedience, and patient trust in the Lord. In this Advent series, we follow Joseph’s story, picking up lessons for our own faith along the way.