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Revelation of the Son of Man

1/8/2025 - 1/23/2025

The Messiah has arrived at last. The season of Epiphany celebrates how God is revealed in Jesus. Simeon and Anna proclaim baby Jesus as the savior. Jesus returned to the temple as a boy, revealing his deep understanding of God to the teachers. Jesus was named God’s beloved Son at his baptism, the one whom John the Baptist had announced. Jesus reveals his own mission in Nazareth, declaring that he is the fulfillment of prophecy. He then sets about the work of the kingdom as he calls his disciples and challenges the religious leaders.

In This Series

  1. Jesus and John the Baptist - 01/12/2025

    This exploration of baptism invites us to see this sacred act through a fresh perspective. The story of Jesus' baptism by John the Baptist serves as our starting point, encouraging us to look deeper. Baptism is not only about repentance or a one-time cleansing but also a recognition of God's ongoing work in our lives. It reminds us that God's grace comes before our awareness or deservingness. For believers, baptism symbolizes incorporation into God's beloved community and commissioning for ministry. It marks the beginning of a lifelong journey with Christ, equipping us to engage with the world renewed. As we reflect on our own baptism, let us embrace this call to transformation, growth, and renewal, striving to reflect Christ in our daily lives.

  2. Jesus Brings Good News - 01/26/2025

    Are we truly diving deep into our faith, or are we content with surface-level reflections? This powerful message challenges us to look beyond our comfort zones and explore the depths of God's purpose for the church. Drawing parallels from a family trip to a deep lake, we're reminded that fear of the unknown can hold us back from experiencing the fullness of God's plan. Just as some may cling to the safety of a boat, we often cling to familiar interpretations of our faith. However, we're called to 'disturb the waters' and seek a deeper understanding of our role in God's redemptive work. This isn't just about personal growth; it's about reclaiming the church's prophetic voice in the world. By embracing Jesus' mission to bring good news to the poor and release to the captives, we can transform not only ourselves but our communities. Are we ready to let go of the side of the boat and plunge into the depths of God's love and purpose?

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