During our time together this morning we learned of the story of the Four Chaplains and their act of selfless sacrifice as the USS Dorchester sank. Torpedoed by a German U-boat during WW2 the four chaplains gave their life jackets to those who did not have one on: Their act of sacrifice and love for their fellow man was not an empty gesture.

But even greater is the sacrifice of Jesus for mankind. Paying a debt he did not owe for those who owed a debt they couldn't pay. His sacrifice is the ultimate example of love.

Have you received that which was given for you? Do you know Christ as Savior? There is time, do not delay. Each of us may very well be own our own Dorchester!

What does the Bible say about the role of women in the church? Dan takes us into 1 Timothy 2 in order to give us some of Paul's instruction.

One can't lead others to God if they don't go to God themselves.

See how God answers these three questions...

1. How do we pray?

2. Who do we pray for?

3. Why do we pray?

"You're expected to use your spiritual gift's".  Everyday there is a fight that is worth fighting. False gospels are always more appealing to us but are not profitable to our salvation or our daily life. 

For the final part of the series, pastor takes us to Simeon's song. Simeon recognizes the baby Jesus in the temple, and then tells Mary about the future of Jesus.

Pastor Dan continues with the theme of Christmas songs, this time with the angel's song. We take a look at the shepherds and the significance and impact of what the angels reveal to them.

Christmas songs are always a challenge. Whether you love them or would rather leave them, they are a part of the season. Mary's song is one you should become familiar with and cherish its' content. The depth of its' meaning and theological implications cannot and should not be short sold or ignored.

Join us as we join Pastor as we ford our way through Luke 2.

Paul writes to Timothy and he shows how the law was important in his transformation. Without the law, we don't know what a sinner we are. With grace, we are redeemed.

With Thanksgiving coming up this week, Pastor Dan takes the opportunity to show us why we should be thankful.