Sermon Date: December 28, 2025

If Christmas only lives in December, we never truly understood it. In this message, we move into Christmas in the Epistles—where the New Testament letters explain what the incarnation changed and how it reshapes our identity, obedience, hope, and everyday life.

From Hebrews 1, we see that God has spoken fully and finally through His Son—Jesus is not a partial message, but God revealed. From Galatians 4, we’re reminded that because Christ came at the perfect time to redeem us, we are no longer slaves but adopted sons and daughters, able to cry “Abba, Father.” In Philippians 2, we’re called to live with the same humble mindset of Christ, who laid aside privilege and became obedient even to death on a cross. And in Titus 2, we learn that grace doesn’t just forgive—it trains and transforms us as we live with hope, watching for Christ’s return. Finally, 1 John 4 shows us what real love looks like: love moved toward us—so now love must flow through us.

This is Christmas theology for real life: God has spoken, we belong, humility matters, grace is active, and love must move. Christmas doesn’t end—it expands into every day of the year.

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