An in-depth study of the book of John

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Advent Sermon, Angels: Messengers of Hope

Luke 2:8-20 God came to earth to show His love for us and rescue us from our rebellion and our choices that violate His character. Jesus was born that night in Bethlehem to be the Savior of the world: and that good news is still available to all of mankind ��

Micah 5:2; Luke 2:1-7 In a world where big is always considered more valuable, God has always used the little places, and little people to do significant things. It is always His intent to point man away from man’s values and wisdom and point us to Himself ��

Matthew 1:20-23 The Christmas season can be a time of burden rather than blessing. To help us tune our hearts in celebration of the coming of our Savior, Advent focuses on some of the key considerations of God’s goodness and greatness in sending His Son to “save us from our sin”. The many prophesies concerning Jesus’ birth confirms for us that God is faithful and worthy of our trust for salvation and everyday living.

John 15:5-17 As God gives us understanding of life, as we view it through His eyes, and then gives us the wisdom to know what to do in the midst of it, so as to live with distinction and reflect how good and great He is, He promises to give us His joy and bless us in so many ways, if we would but engage Him, on His terms. The choice is always ours.

An in-depth study of the book of John.

Ezekiel 37-38; Zechariah 12-13; Genesis 12:1-3 Israel is the epicenter of God’s biblical narrative, His purposeful plan of redemption in the world, and the return of Christ. He gives us instruction regarding His plan for Israel so that we might support her, pray for her, and be personally prepared for the Jesus’ return.