Building Bridges to God and Helping People Across
"It's urgent that you listen carefully to this: Anyone here who believes what I am saying right now and aligns himself with the Father, who has in fact put me in charge, has at this very moment the real, lasting life and is no longer condemned to be an outsider. This person has taken a giant step from the world of the dead to the world of the living. -- John 5:24 (The Message)
Christmas Sermons
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God Enters the Christmas Mud
Originally Preached: December 6, 2009
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God Crosses the Boundary of Light
Originally Preached: December 13, 2009
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Elizabeth's House
Originally Preached: December 27, 2009
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God Enters the Christmas Mud
Originally Preached: December 6, 2009
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God Crosses the Boundary of Light
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Your Christmas
Originally Preached: December 20, 2009
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Elizabeth's House
Originally Preached: December 27, 2009
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Christmas
Christmas is NOT Easter. Most Christmas sermons talk about the birth of our Savior, who will grow up and die for us on the cross. While this is true, Christmas is pretty significant in its own right.
Christmas is when God entered into His creation in a way that changed the very nature of the universe. Easter forgives our sin. Christmas gives up hope that sin may one day disappear.
Christmas makes it possible for God to literally come into our lives.
Christmas is NOT Easter. Most Christmas sermons talk about the birth of our Savior, who will grow up and die for us on the cross. While this is true, Christmas is pretty significant in its own right.
Christmas is when God entered into His creation in a way that changed the very nature of the universe. Easter forgives our sin. Christmas gives up hope that sin may one day disappear.
Christmas makes it possible for God to literally come into our lives.
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Note on Commentaries for Preachers or
People Who Want to Dig Really Deep
Genesis -- Interpretation Commentary -- By Walter Brueggemann - Genesis is such a great literary treasure, and Brueggemann doesn't miss any nuance that gives the book such a wonderful flavor and at the same time perhaps the deepest insight into what it means to be human. I couldn't recommend this commentary more.
People Who Want to Dig Really Deep
Genesis -- Interpretation Commentary -- By Walter Brueggemann - Genesis is such a great literary treasure, and Brueggemann doesn't miss any nuance that gives the book such a wonderful flavor and at the same time perhaps the deepest insight into what it means to be human. I couldn't recommend this commentary more.
