This Christmas Eve, we concluded our Advent series entitled "All in the Family." Over the course of Advent, we traced the lineage of Ruth all the way to Jesus, looking at each character through the lens of each week's Advent themes. This evening, we arrived at Jesus Himself, through the birth narrative found in Luke 2:1-21.

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This Sunday, we continued our Advent series entitled "All in the Family." Over the course of Advent, we'll trace the lineage of Ruth all the way to Jesus, looking at each character through the lens of each week's Advent themes. Today, we considered Josiah, Ruth's great grandson (x27) in conjunction with the Advent theme of peace.

The outline was as follows:

1) The Foundation of Peace: God's Promise

2) The Guarantee of Peace: God's Providence

3) The Visibility of Peace: Our Faithfulness

If you have any questions or would like to discuss the subject matter of this sermon, please do not hesitate to contact Phillip either via phone (314.899.0047) or email [email protected].

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This Sunday, we continued our Advent series entitled "All in the Family." Over the course of Advent, we'll trace the lineage of Ruth all the way to Jesus, looking at each character through the lens of each week's Advent themes. Today, we considered Hezekiah, Ruth's great grandson (x11) in conjunction with the Advent theme of hope.

The outline was as follows:

1) You Can’t Have Joy Without Repentance (2 Chronicles 29:30; Penitence)

2) You Can’t Have Joy Without Thanksgiving (2 Chronicles 29:36; Promises)

3) You Can’t Have Joy Without Forgiveness (2 Chronicles 30:26; Passover)

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This Sunday, in response to the previous week's reflection on our calling as a Gospel-centered church, we considered Luke 9:57-62 and the practical ways that the vision can become a reality in the coming year.

The outline was as follows:

1) Physical Cost; New Discomforts (vv. 57-58)

2) Cultural Cost; New Missions (vv. 59-60)

3) Relational Cost; New Priorities (vv. 61-62)

If you have any questions or would like to discuss the subject matter of this sermon, please do not hesitate to contact Mike either via phone (314.899.0047) or email [email protected].

Thanks for listening.