Sundays

December 1 – December 25, 2024

Waiting is hard, it’s uncomfortable and most of us don’t particularly enjoy it. It’s why so much of our modern life is built to make things go faster and be more comfortable. Faster internet, heated seats, same-day delivery, instant messaging, drive-thrus, the list goes on and on. However, what if in all of our attempts to make things faster and easier, we’re missing something important? This Advent season we’re taking time to intentionally sit in a posture of waiting, but not idle waiting, expectant waiting, the type of waiting where we know and trust that what we’re waiting for is one hundred percent worth it! 

In the season of Advent, as we eagerly await the birth of Jesus we step into a posture of solidarity with those who went before us and waited for Jesus’ birth over 2000 years ago. We do this because we too are waiting for Jesus. By remembering that Jesus has kept his promises in the past we are encouraged to wait with expectant hope as we eagerly anticipate his final return to make all things new. We hope you join us for this season of remembering God’s faithfulness and leaning into hope!