Read the Bible in 2026

Scroll through the slideshow below to see details about our church-wide reading plan. We pray that you would join us, however you can, to grow in the knowledge of God and bear fruit. Remember, this reading plan is meant to be a blessing rather than a burden. ......

I came across this poem and wanted to share it:We're 30.It's December.And he asks me what I wantfor Christmas this year.I laugh and say...Oh, I don't know.Sleep.Silence.Sanity?He half smiles,because we both knowI can't have that.We're 80 now.It's December.And he asks me what I wantfor Christmas this year.I look at the tree,filled with handmade ornaments,now decades old.They hang quietly,untouched....

The soundtrack of my childhood is varied. Thanks to my mother, with her strong alto voice, eclectic taste in music, and habit of singing while cooking, cleaning, and basically every other daily activity, from an early age I was exposed to a wide variety of music.As a child I would sing along with Patsy Cline as she went walking after midnight, join with the Righteous Brothers and their Unchained M...

Advent is a season of waiting and preparing our hearts for the coming of Christ. John 1 presents a beautiful picture of the incarnation, allowing us to see the glory of Christ. As you read verses 1-3, we see that before creation, before the world began, Christ was. Advent is a season in which we are not merely celebrating the birth of a baby; we are in complete adoration of the sovereign Lord who ...

Charles Dickens’ “A Christmas Carol” is undoubtedly the most iconic Christmasstory; aside from the literal birth of Jesus, of course. It’s a story very much influenced by itstime period. Dickens wrote it in the London of the mid-1800s, with all of its social inequalityand child labor firmly intact. The infamous protagonist, Ebenezer Scrooge, is a metaphor forthe greed of Victorian society. He’s a ...