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Most of us, we want Jesus to come into our lives and fix the mess, but the truth is when Jesus comes into our life, he brings a whole new kind of mess. He messes up our plans, disrupts the program, interrupts the progress – to fulfill His purpose. And what we find is that God’s purpose is always greater than our plans.

The Unexpected Mess - Let's dig into Matthew chapter 2 and look at King Herod and the Wise Men. Oftentimes we find that seeking Jesus is not easy and can take us through some unexpected messes. But our God is faithful and he will honor our effort.

Check out Week Three of [MESS]IAH here!

Most of us, we want Jesus to come into our lives and fix the mess, but the truth is when Jesus comes into our life, he brings a whole new kind of mess. He messes up our plans, disrupts the program, interrupts the progress – to fulfill His purpose. And what we find is that God’s purpose is always greater than our plans.

Active in the Mess - Jesus was born into a messy time! Political difficulties with Rome, failing religious leaders, and 400 years of spiritual silence…BUT God chose this time, the perfect time to send the savior into the world. In the midst of messiness and difficulty God still moved and worked for his purpose. And he still does today!

Check out Week Two of [MESS]IAH here!

Most of us, we want Jesus to come into our lives and fix the mess, but the truth is when Jesus comes into our life, he brings a whole new kind of mess. He messes up our plans, disrupts the program, interrupts the progress – to fulfill His

When God's Purpose messes up Your Plans - Most of us like making plans. We plan so we can feel secure and not have to worry. But what we often find is that God’s purpose is greater than our plans. Joseph and Mary had to deal with a huge blessing that disrupted their plans. Let's look at the mess of the Christmas story through Josephs’ eyes.

Check out Week One of [MESS]IAH here!