This week, Alan explores Hebrews 1:5–2:18, highlighting the unmatched supremacy of Christ. Discover how Jesus, our High Priest and King, surpasses all mediators, transforming and restoring humanity with grace and mercy. Be encouraged to pursue God’s promises and worship the incomparable Savior who reigns over all creation.

This new year weekend, Alan starts from Hebrews 1:3 on how Jesus’ blood lifts every burden, restores brokenness, heals every wound of betrayal, and removes barriers, offering hope and wholeness for every area of your life.

Alan launches our new series on the letter to the Hebrews, where the writer invites us to consider Jesus anew—to behold His centrality, His beauty, His glory, and His supremacy in all things.

As we step into a new year, lift your eyes to the courts of heaven. There, every act of courage, every word of truth, and every step of faithfulness is precious in God’s sight. You are not forgotten, and your faith is not in vain. This year, run with focus. Run with courage. Run with confidence.

This Christmas the invitation is clear. Come and behold Him! Behold His humility laying aside his riches to walk with us. Behold His majesty - fix your gaze on the one who holds all things together.

This Christmas behold the One who fills the heavens and let Him fill your life.

The Christmas Story at its core, is the story of a family entering the story of God. A family embracing their next steps in God’s plan for the sake of the world. Daniel share’s on how entering the story of God is a costly journey but results in the emergence of a generation bringing hope and transformation to the world around them.

This week, Alan shares how Christmas reveals God’s redemptive grace. As we see in Luke 2:13-14, Matthew 1:3-6, and Romans 3:23, God transforms shame into glory and broken lives into beautiful testimonies. Discover the hope, restoration, and redemption found in Jesus—God with us, Immanuel.

This morning, we are reminded of the power of the blood of Christ—a power that establishes a covenant, cleanses, connects, and continues to sustain us through what He has accomplished.

As we come to the table of communion, we do so seeking forgiveness, knowing that if we confess our sins, He is faithful to forgive. We come for wholeness, for through His broken body, we are made whole—both individually and in all things. We come for freedom, rejoicing that Christ has crushed the dominion of sin on our behalf.

We approach the table as children of our Father, confident that He hears us and will answer when we ask in the name of Jesus. We come so that His life may flow in us and through us.

This week, we take our annual Compassion offering.

Through Compassion, we aim for more than quick fixes or feel-good stories—we seek to transform lives. Our vision goes beyond a single moment; it’s about a God-ordained movement of restoration. It’s a movement that rewrites stories, rebuilds lives, and creates lasting change.

When we transform lives, we do more than improve circumstances: we impact families and shape futures. 

Compassion is Unstoppable.