"The Joyful Blessings of the Gospel" (Romans 5:1-11)

What brings you the most joy? This Sunday we dive back into our sermon series in Romans. The first part of the letter (ch. 1-4) was all about the content of the gospel: our need and how faith in Jesus' work on the cross saves us. This second section (ch. 5-8) focuses on the results of the gospel--the peace, hope, freedom, and life we receive in Christ. This week's passage will show us why Christians should have overflowing and enduring joy in God!

God's Joy for His People (Zephaniah 3:9-20)

Zephaniah gives us a vivid picture of God's character—both his justice and joy. After two weeks of judgment-focused prophecy, the book concludes with a passionate song of joyful praise. In this final passage, we will see the purpose of God's judgment and mercy: that we might sing to him, and with him, in joy forever.

The First Christmas Carol (Luke 1:39-56)

This Sunday we continue in the next scene of the Gospel of Luke in our short Advent sermon series. In a curious meeting of two expectant mothers, we'll see what we can learn from Elizabeth and Mary so that we might experience the joy that Jesus offers.

Finding Joy in Advent (Luke 1:26-38)

This Sunday we have the joy to welcome Rev. David Thompson, Parochial Vicar (Associate Pastor) of The Church of the Advent in Beacon Hill. Rev. David will begin our three-week Advent sermon series in Luke's Gospel.