Advent

The season of Advent, which comes comes from the Latin word adventus meaning “coming” or “visit," begins four Sundays before Christmas and ends on Christmas Eve. Advent is the beginning of the liturgical year for Christians. [Liturgical -- from liturgy, which means the forms and functions of public worship.] During Advent, we prepare for, and anticipate, the coming of Christ. We remember the longing of Jews for a Messiah and our own longing for, and need of, forgiveness, salvation and a new beginning. Even as we look back and celebrate the birth of Jesus in a humble stable in Bethlehem, we also look forward anticipating the second coming of Christ as the fulfillment of all that was promised by his first coming.

Advent at Tyner // Let it Be

We are so glad to have you worship with us, and we were so excited to have Pastor Amanda back to lead us in worship again! We pray this last service of Advent before Christmas blesses you and prepares your heart for our coming King! Merry Christmas!

Advent at Tyner with Rev. Mary Thompson

We are so grateful to have you join us for worship in this service as we celebrate the Advent Sunday of Joy!

Advent at Tyner – Rev. Reed Shell

Thank you for joining us for worship! We’re glad to have you. We are also grateful to Rev. Reed Shell for filling in for Pastor Amanda this week and bringing us this message. Happy Advent!

From Heaven to Earth – Part 1

We are so glad to have you worship with us this week!

Christmas Eve Service

Thank you for worshiping with us for this Christmas Eve service! Pastor Ty concludes his “Behold!” series with this message tonight: “Behold! The Gift.”

We wish you and your family a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!