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Christmas, Easter and the End Times.

Advent, Lent and the hope of Christ's return: the God who came near and will come again.

December 10, 2025 · Hazen Stevens

The Manger We'd Rather Not Picture

In this blog, Pastor Hazen explores the manger we often picture and the one Scripture actually describes. Rather than a peaceful postcard scene, Jesus is born into mess, poverty, and discomfort. This reflection invites us to stop sanitizing the nativity and see the humility of a God who came low on

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December 17, 2025 · Hazen Stevens

A Thousand Miles to Kneel

In this blog, Pastor Hazen reflects on the Christmas story beyond the manger, showing how the humility of Jesus’ birth and the authority revealed by the star point to the same Savior. Through the journey of the Magi and the fear of Herod, we are invited to consider whether we will simply welcome Jes

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December 23, 2025 · Hazen Stevens

God in the Flesh Will Come Again

In this blog, Pastor Hazen brings the Messiah series to its climax by showing Jesus as both humble Savior and coming King. From the manger to the Magi to the cross and the throne, Scripture reveals a Messiah who heals, reigns, and will judge in righteousness. The reflection invites us to consider no

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February 19, 2026 · Hannah Stevens

Lent: Meeting Jesus in the Wilderness

Hannah Stevens dives into the meaning of Lent as a sacred invitation to meet Jesus in the wilderness. She explains how this forty-day season is not about shame or self-denial, but about honesty, simplicity, and making space to recognize our deeper hunger for God. Through practices like fasting and p

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June 3, 2025 · Hazen Stevens

Left Behind or Stepping Up? The Importance of Understanding Biblical End Times

Have you been taught to fear being "left behind" or being raptured? Well maybe we've been fearing the wrong thing. Jesus warned the end times will come like a snare—not with Hollywood drama, but with real deception and crisis. This isn’t about escaping trouble; it’s about being spiritually

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