December 2025
ADVENT
At Metro
The story of Christmas doesn’t begin in Bethlehem, but with generations of longing, promise, and waiting. This Advent, we follow that story again, seeing how every moment leads to Christ, the Arrival of the King who enters our world with truth and grace.
Read Along
Advent Devotions
Join us in a season of reading and praying.
Each day, we remember how all of Scripture anticipates Christ.
Anticipating Christ,
The Greater Moses
Exodus 19:3-8
December 22
Anticipating Christ,
The Greater David
2 Samuel 7:12-17
December 23
Anticipating Christ,
The King's Arrival
Philippians 2:3-11
December 24
Sunday, December 21st
Christmas
Sunday Service
On Christmas Sunday, join us as we celebrate the birth of our Savior with carols, scripture, and a message of hope. Whether you're exploring faith or returning to church, our service is a welcoming space to hear the story of Christ's arrival and the hope He brings.
Wednesday, December 24th
Christmas Eve
Candlelight Service
This Christmas Eve, join us as we gather to remember the moment when God's promise took on flesh and dwelled among us. As we celebrate the birth of our Savior, Christ, we joyously celebrate the Light who steps into our darkness with grace and truth.
Sermon Series
Adventus Domini:
The King Has Come
This Advent, we turn our attention to the coming of the King, listening to the voices and exclamations that prepared God’s people for the birth of Jesus. Together, we’ll journey through these ancient cries of hope and behold Christ, our promised Messiah.
Sunday, December 21, 2025
Christmas: Incarnation
(Gloria in Excelsis Deo)
The Good News
What Is the Gospel?
At Christmas, Christians remember a simple, stunning truth:
The Word became flesh.
The true Light of the world came to us.
Jesus stepped into our night,
not to judge from a distance,
but to draw near,
to give us life,
to carry our burdens,
to make a way for his people,
to be renewed, to be free from our sin,
to behold the brilliance and beauty of God.
The gospel is the good news that through Him,
Jesus offers salvation instead of shame,
hope instead of helplessness,
a transformed heart and
a renewed mind.
This is a gift,
not a reward, offered freely.
To be received with open hands.
If you are exploring faith or wondering
what Christmas is really all about,
we invite you to start here.
