The ninth gate of the City of God is named after Zebulun, whose name means "dwelling." This gate reminds us that God wants to dwell with us and He wants us to dwell with Him for eternity!

This is the first message in a new series about events in scripture that were so stupendous that they changed everything. The Resurrection of Jesus was obviously an event that changed everything. As the result of the resurrection of Jesus, Christians no longer have to live in fear because Jesus has all authority in heaven and in earth and He promised that He would always be with us, even to the end of time.

Missionaries to Wales, Mike and Anita James, will be leading a family service as they share what God is doing in Wales.

The greatest surprise of Christmas is that God came in the flesh. But why? And what were the implications of His coming in the flesh? He came to pay the penalty for our sins and to make a way for reconciliation with the Father.

When the Word became flesh and dwelled among us, He came with two things that we desperately need: grace and truth.

The miracle of God becoming flesh is mind-blowing and revolutionary, but it has become almost old hat in our culture because we've heard of it so often. In John 1:14, the author purposefully directs the reader's attention to the Old Testament tabernacle and shows us how it always pointed forward to Jesus.