CHRISTMAS

The unbreaking, unrelenting, unyielding march of our common, ordinary time—in which we live from day to day, from hour to hour, from minute to minute—threatens to lull us into believing and living as if this world is all there is, that we were not made to live as citizens of a better, heavenly country. If we are not careful, we can find ourselves dragged along the currents of the contemporary, anxiously alert to the constant demands of this age while being tragically unaware of the promise and presence of the eternal. The season of Advent is meant to remind us of Heaven's glorious breaking into Earth as God became Man—the Infinite becoming an Infant—to reorient our affections and our allegiances to the King who has come and who will come again.

On Sunday, December 29th, at 10:45am, we will gather for the last time as a congregation in 2024. This is always a special time as we consider what the Lord has done in the previous year and look forward with glad anticipation to all that he will do in 2025!