All over the world, Christians and non-Christians alike will celebrate Christmas. But what they’re celebrating and how, differ widely, even in the same country and culture.

On this episode, David Wollen welcomes Cindy McFarland who helped build a hospital and is actively serving Christ in Togo.

Christ was born into humble circumstances and real poverty, which remains true today for about half the world’s population. Yet there is joy in Jesus that transcends circumstance.

Even in the manger, Jesus was on a mission to save people from every nation, tribe, and tongue. And He’s commissioned His church to go and share the Good News.

Christmas is all about God coming from heaven to earth and taking on human flesh to become the Savior of the world. But how do Christians in other cultures and nations celebrate Christ's birth?

We don’t often think of him at Christmastime. Yet there in the events surrounding the birth of Jesus, he is there and has a role to play in revealing Christ to the world.

In this episode, David shares the shepherds’ journey to Jesus from Luke 2:8-20.

What exactly did Mary know? Not much until the angel Gabriel told her she had been chosen by God to bring the Messiah into the world. Her response reveals an incredible journey of faith.

Joseph’s story is a fascinating one of which the Bible reveals only a little. Yet what we know has profound lessons to teach when we stop and consider how God used him in the birth of Jesus.

The journey to Jesus began before the creation of the world. The nation of Israel waited for their promised Messiah for centuries. Through it all, God was at work, weaving His plan across generations.