Away In A Manger
This week we continue our Advent series, “What am I Singing About” as Katie Wilson speaks to us about ‘Away In A Manger.’
His Name Immanuel
This week Harmony Smith continues our ‘What Are We Singing About’ series by looking at a carol written within our community called His Name Immanuel. Join us as we talk about what being in Gods presence looks like in our lives today.
Joy to the World
As we continue or series on Christmas carols we look at Joy to the World, a classic, written by Isaac Watts in 1719, based on Psalm 98. Join us as Gunther Storbeck explores the hope of what is still to come, what true joy is and how to engage with it in every season.
O Little Town of Bethlehem
This week we continue our Advent series, “What am I Singing About” with the 1868 hymn ‘O Little Town of Bethlehem’. Join us as Alan Carson shows us how God uses the seeming insignificant things, to demonstrate His deep desire to dwell with His people.
Hark the Herald Angels Sing
This week in our “What Am I Singing About” series we look at the 1739 carol, ‘Hark The Herald Angels Sing’, written by Charles Wesley. Join us as Peter O’Halloran takes us through the carol and asks us the question, where do we really look to for our salvation.
Come, Thou Long Expected Jesus
As we approach Christmas we’ll start to hear the familiar Christmas carols. Songs we’ve perhaps sung since we were children. But how well do we connect with the story that they tell? Today we kick off our extended advent preaching series called ‘What Am I Singing About?” Each week we will be looking at a traditional Christmas carol and exploring it’s biblical foundation and application to our lives.
This week we are looking at the 1744 advent and Christmas carol, “Come, Thou Long Expected Jesus” written by Charles Wesley as he reflected on the needs of 18th century society and Haggai 2:7