advent |ˈadˌvent| Formed from a Latin word meaning coming or arrival, Advent is the traditional celebration of the first advent of Jesus and the eager awaiting of His second advent in glory.
The season is a time for remembering and rejoicing, watching and waiting. In American Christianity, we’ve got that first part down. As soon as Thanksgiving is over (and sometimes even before), we start putting up the tree and listening to our favorite Christmas songs. There’s nothing wrong with doing these things, of course, but the whole point of Advent is not so much celebrating Christmas as it is preparing for Christmas.
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Advent is for adoring Jesus. Gather your friends and/or family each week of advent!
Everyday Gospel Christmas Devotional
Paul David Tripp
The Advent season begins on the fourth Sunday before Christmas and continues up to Christmas Day, or Christmas Eve in some contexts…
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Year-End Giving
As we approach the end of the year, we pause to reflect on God’s faithfulness and all He has done through our church family. Every gift, every prayer, and every act of service has made a lasting impact — and we’re grateful.
As you consider your year-end contribution, we invite you to pray about how God might lead you to give to the work of the church — joyfully, generously, and with gratitude for His glory.