Sermons on Christmas
Brent Smith: Treasure In A Manger | Luke 2:19
Long after the visits, and adulations, Mary’s heart would remain full with what she has received. Many people had not yet comprehended the magnitude of this moment. Many had not yet realized this birth signified the revelation and salvation of God. But Mary’s heart was rich with what she had witnessed. What was it that Mary treasured up in her heart?
Stewart Karpiuk: The Word Became Flesh | John 1:14
The Word became flesh is the central truth of Christmas. Jesus humbled Himself by taking on human nature and lived among us. He saved mankind from sin through His atoning death on the cross. Do you believe in the Jesus of the Bible?
The Greatest Gift | Luke 1:26-38
We continue our Sunday series through the Christmas story.
The End Of Fear | Various Scriptures
We continue our Sunday series through the Christmas story.
Hope From Isaiah | Isaiah 8-9
We continue our Sunday series through the Christmas story.
Micah 5:1-2 | Bethlehem Blessing
We begin our Sunday series through the Christmas story.
Luke 2:11-12 – The Sign Of The Manger
Christmas Eve Service: The Sign Of The Manger
Implications Of The Incarnation
Sunday Morning Service: Christmas 2021
Galatians 4:4-7 – Christmas Eve
Christmas Eve Service 2020
Isaiah 9:6-7 – A Light Has Shined
Sunday Morning Message: Christmas at Calvary
The I Am’s of Christmas
Throughout the Gospel of John, Jesus used 7 I Am statements to show His identity and purpose here on this earth. In this message we look at the correlation of these statements and the events surrounding His birth.
Luke 2:25-38 – Background Breakthrough
We’re familiar with the regular cast of Christmas, but we often forget about two people that appear in the early days around the birth of Christ – Simeon and Anna. We take a look at who they were, the significance of them, and what can be applied to us.
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