Edinbrook Church

The Gift of Love | Brent HallThe Christmas story beautifully reveals God’s deep love—sending His only Son into this broken world. But why does this love matter? Does it truly make a difference in our lives or our world? During the busyness of Christmas, you might not have thought about it in a while. This Sunday, let’s slow down and open our hearts to receive God’s wonderful gift of limitless love and see how it can brighten and transform our lives and the Christmas season.WATCH SERMON

The Gift of Faith | Brent HallWhen Mary and Joseph were chosen by God to become the parents of Jesus the Messiah, they chose to obey His divine calling. But after the angel departs and the wise men and shepherds disappear from the scene, what do they do then? Joseph and Mary had to put their trust in God and live not by sight but by faith. It’s this unwavering faith that makes their story a lasting inspiration during Christmas. In this message, we’ll explore why faith matters and how we can draw more of it into our own lives. WATCH SERMON

Fight For Family Sunday | ForgivenessJoin us for Fight for Family Sunday at Edinbrook Church! Both services will celebrate child dedications, worship together as one church family, enjoy a fun interactive service, and hear a hope-filled message on forgiveness. Come ready for joyful noise and a reminder that we’re called to live as Children of the Light.

2 Samuel Ch. 24 | David Builds an AlterWhen David is led to build an altar, he understands that it requires a personal sacrifice. David recognizes how important our sacrifices are to God and how they bring His favor into our lives. It’s natural to desire salvation without sacrifice, but if we truly want to experience the full life God offers, we need to acknowledge the costs involved in following Jesus. This week, we will be encouraged to reflect on that cost and consider why such sacrifice could be the key to changing out lives for the better. WATCH SERMONSTUDY GUIDE

2 Samuel Ch. 23 | David’s Mighty Men | Joshua KirschWarfare in the ancient world was brutal and raw. We can be grateful that today, we live in a society that does not have to fear being invaded or enslaved. But make no mistake, we are still called to do battle. Battle against a spiritual enemy that does seek to invade our minds, our hearts, and our homes. We can learn from David’s mighty men some strategies and skills necessary to claim lost ground and push back the enemy. WATCH SERMONSTUDY GUIDE