Remember to anticipate
Advent is a special celebration and contemplation of the coming of Jesus Christ that Christians participate in during the Christmas season. Advent literally means “arrival” or “coming.” During Advent season God’s people remember and rejoice in Jesus’ first coming to save His people from their sins, while at the same time long with anticipation and expectation for His return.
reading and meditation plan
Advent is about Jesus. Purpose to be intentional to pursue God’s Word throughout the Advent season.
- Meditate: Everyday Gospel Christmas | PDF Devotional by Paul David Tripp
- Read: The Habit of Waiting for Christmas | Desiring God article
- Share: 10 Questions to Ask at Your Christmas Gathering | Crossway article
- Sing: Songs for Advent | Spotify, Youtube, or Apple Music
- Ponder: Why do we sing the Advent songs that we sing? Read these meditations by our worship team to help center your focus on Christ and prepare your heart to worship.
the king is coming
Advent is all about Jesus. Jesus came to save us, and Jesus is coming again to deliver the salvation that has already been declared to His people.
We remember Jesus to anticipate Jesus.

Christmas
Give
a kingdom gift
Each December, TCBC participates in a special seasonal offering we call Christmas Give. Every dollar given as a part of this special offering goes toward Give2Go, our missions fund that enables our pursuits of Send Disciples, Serve the Vulnerable, Train Leaders, Reach the Unreached, and Plant Churches.
This Christmas, consider how you can make the largest gift you give be a kingdom gift. Make a plan with your family, and collect money throughout the month of December.
Bring your Christmas Give offering to the Christmas Eve service at 5pm, or give online today!
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Look Ahead

In 2026, we will study through the gospel of John as a church.
Now Jesus did many other signs in the presence of the disciples, which are not written in this book; but these are written so that you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name. John 20:30-31