There's no way Mary, Joseph, the shepherds, and townspeople could have fully understood all that was transpiring when Jesus was born into a Bethlehem stable. But the author of Hebrews displays for us, with unparalleled beauty, the supernatural purposes and magnificent blessings of God's Son coming to earth.

All of us go through seasons of doubt and despair where our first response is to search out an answer, asking, "What should I do?" or "What is the answer?" But in this message, we see that the solution to life's great problem is not a "What" but rather a "Who."

In this sermon, Jonny Ardavanis looks at three precious truths from Psalm 46: God is our refuge, God is our strength, and God is an ever-present help in times of trouble. Are you facing a trial? Is there something that keeps you up at night? Is there something that you are afraid of? Then listen to the truths the psalmist declares about our great God.

As a rule, Christians obey the government as peaceful and non-violent citizens. Yet, because their supreme allegiance remains to Christ, there are exceptions to the rule, and they must discern when and how they are to civilly disregard government, in order to maintain a pure conscience before God.

What attitude is supposed to govern us as Christians when evangelizing to the world?