Frank Switzer
Father,
As we light this first advent candle,
the candle of hope,
may we see more than a simple tradition,
a dim light,
a single flame.
Holy Spirit,
Would you make this moment in time
a holy and sacred reminder
of the hope that does not disappoint.
As we enter into a season of hurry, may we pursue slowness.
As we encounter this season of wonder, may that wonder be rooted in You.
As we long for joy, may our joy be found in Your presence in the mundane.
And as we hold tightly to hope, may we remember who You are:
From of old no one has heard
or perceived by the ear,
no eye has seen a God besides you,
who acts for those who wait for him.
For you meet him who joyfully works righteousness,
those who remember you in your ways.
Amen.
Isaiah 64:4-5


Frank Switzer
Research has clearly shown, but is not widely disseminated, that the “three-legged stool” of family, work, and faith are the key to a livable, successful society and culture.
And yet, it is those very things that are under attack in our world.
Aaron Baer will be with us to share why these three things are so important, why they are under attack, and how we should responsibly respond.

Guest Speaker
As artificial intelligence and digital technology continue to push boundaries, Christians need to remember what it means to be human.
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