This week, we invite you to join us for a message that explores what we do when our most heartfelt prayers seem to meet only silence. Through the story of Jacob and a personal testimony, we’ll look at how God often works in ways we only recognize in hindsight—and how that can reshape our understanding of prayer. You’ll be encouraged to let go of trying to engineer outcomes and instead notice the quiet, faithful ways God is already supporting you. Come and be reminded of the simple, sacred invitation at the heart of it all: to hold on.

It began not with his hands, but with his imagination. He saw something beautiful, and it captured him. His imagination was possessed—and it led him to destruction.That’s the power of imagination. What captures your imagination will eventually command your actions. And what commands your actions will shape your destiny.

Christmas isn’t just about being together, it’s about joining a mission. John reminds us that the Word of Life came so we could have fellowship with Him, not just cozy moments but shared purpose. True joy is found when our relationships are bound up in the fellowship of the King.