The world is full of noise. We are bombarded with messages from many different sources, and the ones we naturally tune in to aren't always positive. God’s word sends us messages of purpose, love, and grace - but do we really listen? This Lenten season, we’ll look into the book of Ephesians and explore how to engage in the practices that help us tune out the messages that defeat and tune in to the messages of truth that transform us into people who live out God’s great love.

Concepts don't change lives. Practices do. This series, based on Romans 12, challenges us to examine our "response-ability" to God's Word.

C.S. Lewis’ phrase, “always winter and never Christmas,” in describing the land of Narnia, captures something at the very heart of the Old Testament prophesies. The children of Israel waited in anticipation for winter to fade; for a Messiah to deliver them. Yet in the midst of this seemingly frozen, wintry silence, the prophets and kings kept their hope in focus - a hope that even in the midst of winter, Christmas was coming. This Christmas, we’ll look deeply into our lives for the places that seem to be “always winter and never Christmas” and remember that through the coming of Jesus, Christmas can break through!