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In the first Sunday of Advent, Pastor Matt preached on the need for rescue. There is a sense of anticipation for Christmas, as we seek to remember and celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ. It truly is a great and joyous time that completely changed our lives and the course of this world. But the greatness and joy of Christmas only makes sense when we understand our real need, and the world's real need for Christmas. The birth of our Savior is only truly glorious in light of the recognition of our need. It's our only glorious when we come to terms with the inclination of our heart towards sin. When we recognize our need, then we can fully celebrate the hope of Christmas. For that is truly what Advent is about: hope. It's a hope that doesn't come from ourselves.
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In the first Sunday of Advent, Pastor Matt preached on the need for rescue. There is a sense of anticipation for Christmas, as we seek to remember and celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ. It truly is a great and joyous time that completely changed our lives and the course of this world. But the greatness and joy of Christmas only makes sense when we understand our real need, and the world's real need for Christmas. The birth of our Savior is only truly glorious in light of the recognition of our need. It's our only glorious when we come to terms with the inclination of our heart towards sin. When we recognize our need, then we can fully celebrate the hope of Christmas. For that is truly what Advent is about: hope. It's a hope that doesn't come from ourselves.