One of the often forgotten pieces of the Christmas Story is the light Jesus brought when he came to earth. He didn’t simply come to illuminate a dark world – he came to illuminate our dark worlds and to bring us light so we might have life.
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Sermons by Seth Bartal
One of the sometimes forgotten pieces of the Christmas Story is that Jesus brought the world out of darkness. The invitation for his followers today is to continue the movement of bringing light. In this message we explore how that happens.
When love came down at Christmas, it demanded a response from those who received it. The obligation of receiving love that we, too, love. But what does that mean in a practical way for those who call themselves followers of Jesus?
What is it that we celebrate at Christmas? What is the reason for the season? Is it simply to remember Jesus’ birth? Or is there more to Christmas than that?
In a country with so much prosperity, it’s surprising that many of us are guilty of complaining. And sadly, our complaints are usually contagious – causing people who had nothing to complain about to join in. The good news is that, even with the overwhelming temptation to complain, there is something that can help us […]
Inadequate. It’s not a word that we generally associate with gratitude, but it is connected. In fact, it’s when we feel inadequate that we are pushed to ingratitude. But what if our inadequacies could be given to God in thanks? What might God do with them?
In our culture of much, you would think we’d be deliriously happy! But unfortunately, we’re not. Depression and anxiety are on the rise, drug issues are ravaging our communities. So what if we could refocus on being grateful? In today’s message we learn a new framework for gratitude that extends beyond life’s circumstances.
How can we believe in something we can’t see? That’s the problem when it comes to faith: we can’t see. But what if we could begin to see? How might that affect our willingness to place our confidence in what’s unseen?
Have you ever felt the burden of being perfect? Of course you have! We all have! And it’s the demand of perfection that sometimes pushes us away from faith. But what if perfection shouldn’t be our goal? What if our goal should be something far more achievable?
Most of us want to have faith. In fact, most of us would say we wish we had a lot of faith. The problem is we struggle to have even just a little bit. But what if we’re looking at things in the wrong way? What if the size of our faith isn’t actually what […]
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