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The Lord cares a great deal about the hurting. He cares about the broken hearted and the crushed in spirit. He cares about the ones who have fallen far from him and are desperate apart from him. He cares about the lost. He cares about the hopeless. He cares.
The Lord cares a great deal about the hurting. He cares about the broken hearted and the crushed in spirit. He cares about the ones who have fallen far from him and are desperate apart from him. He cares about the lost. He cares about the hopeless. He cares.
My hope and prayer of getting to lead this sermon alongside you is that you leave here feeling challenged, motivated, and with a new perspective on where God is calling you this new year.
Week 4: Love has Arrived! (Christmas Eve)
And because of Jesus’s arrival, we can be brought into his everlasting love.Hope, peace, joy, and love. These are the realities – the concrete truths – we celebrate during the Christmas season because each of these deep longings of our hearts find their fulfillment in Jesus. Join us for a Christmas series that explores these truths, join us for a series that celebrates the glory of Jesus; a series that really gets your heart ready for Advent. Come and celebrate the truth that, He Has Arrived!
Week 3: Joy has Arrived!
Week 2: Peace has Arrived!This Christmas we explore the astonishing reality that the eternal Son of God, “the radiance of the glory of God and the exact imprint of his nature” (Hebrews 1:3), made the choice to embrace human nature, becomes man, and live among us. But even more astonishing, Jesus didn’t just come to be born; he came to live, and give his life as a ransom for many. He came to save the world from sin and death, and his arrival swings the door wide open to a true and lasting hope—one that the world can’t snatch away. His arrival offers us a peace that stands firm and an eternal, indestructible joy. And because of Jesus’s arrival, we can be brought into his everlasting love.
This Christmas we explore the astonishing reality that the eternal Son of God, “the radiance of the glory of God and the exact imprint of his nature” (Hebrews 1:3), made the choice to embrace human nature, becomes man, and live among us. But even more astonishing, Jesus didn’t just come to be born; he came to live, and give his life as a ransom for many. He came to save the world from sin and death, and his arrival swings the door wide open to a true and lasting hope—one that the world can’t snatch away. His arrival offers us a peace that stands firm and an eternal, indestructible joy. And because of Jesus’s arrival, we can be brought into his everlasting love.
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