Christmas is more than just warm feelings; it’s a time for us to recapture the wonder of "The Word became flesh and dwelt among us" (John 1:14). In this series, we’ll explore how Jesus’ coming reveals God’s glory, grace, and truth in ways that still transform lives today. As we marvel at the mystery of the Word made flesh, we’ll rediscover the awe and hope that make Christmas truly wonderful.

Throughout November 2025, Edgewood is walking through a four-week series titled The Gospel Changes Everything: A Study in the Book of Philemon. Together, we’ll see how the gospel transforms lives from the inside out. On November 1–2, we’ll explore A Picture of Gospel Partnership (Philemon 1–7) and learn how the gospel changes hearts before it changes behavior. On November 8–9, in From Useless to Useful (Philemon 8–11), we’ll discover how the gospel reshapes our identity and usefulness. On November 15–16, Our Forever Family (Philemon 12–16) reminds us that the gospel makes strangers into siblings. Finally, on November 22–23, in The Great Exchange (Philemon 17–25), we’ll celebrate how the gospel exchanges our rottenness for Christ’s righteousness.

Life is full of acquired tastes. While some are best left alone, others can be a source of great joy! 

Hebrews teaches us about a great cloud of witnesses. Believers who have gone before us and lived by faith. 

Get any group of people together long enough and they will develop a culture. They will develop patterns, traditions, values and goals.