This weekend is the final of three sermons on how the 18th century revival John Wesley led might shape a renewal of our own faith today. In my sermon,I'll take you to London, to Aldersgate Street, where Wesley experienced an assurance of God's love that changed his life. I'll take you to Hannam Mount near Bristol where Wesley preached to thousands of coal miners reaching non-religious and nominally religious people. I'll take you back to London to the Foundery and City Road Chapel (Wesley's Chap

Hope is an essential part of life. Hope is what keeps us going, fighting, working, suiting up and showing up. It is hope that keeps us from giving up. Over the next five | Adam Hamilton

I've written a new Advent devotional book called Incarnation: Rediscovering the Significance of Christmas. It is focused on the significance of the incarnation (God coming to us in Jesus), the meaning of Christmas, and Christ's call for us to embody or incarnate his presence and work in the world. Each chapter focuses on one of the names given to Jesus in the gospels' nativity stories: Christ, Savior, Emanuel, Light of the World and Lord. I look at these in the light of the events of the last ye

Here's our sixty second invitation to worship this weekend. We'll have inspiring music, meaningful times of prayer, and a message unpacking the message of the Book of Revelation. This enigmatic book with its bizarre visions was written as a letter of hope to seven churches, encouraging them, in the words of Winston Churchill, to "never give in." Join us for worship online at cor.org Saturday at 5, Sunday at 7:30, 9:15, 11 and 5 or on KSHB Sunday at 11 a.m. If you have friends who need a bit of e