The most congenial "Merry Christmas" from the lips of a well-wisher can feel pretty hollow if you're wrestling with the darkness. Even the name given to Jesus before His birth--Emmanuel, or "God With Us"--can strike a hollow chord. If He's "with us", then why do I feel alone and oppressed? In this Christmas Eve service marking his final message as Senior Pastor of the Coastlands, Daniel Brown offers a glimpse of the God who can devise a plan to prove He's still there when circumstances scream otherwise. Just as the year has seasons, so does life; listen in as Daniel takes you from the hospital room of an elderly friend to the Old Testament battlefield of Gideon and his pathetic army of 300 men. What ties it all together? The God who, in every generation, gives Himself away to anyone, in any season, who opens himself to the possibility of God-with-me.