Title "Did You Sleep Late?"

Luke 2:22-40

December 24  (Christmas Eve)

Text:                Isaiah 9:2-6

Title:                IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE! “WE HAVE CHRIST”

Theme:           Sometimes it’s easier to give a gift than to receive one, especially if it’s an unexpected, unwanted  gift. On Christmas we received the gift of Jesus, not a gift anybody thought they wanted, but most assuredly the gift we needed.

December 24  (Christmas Eve)

Text:                Isaiah 9:2-6

Title:                IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE! “WE HAVE CHRIST”

Theme:           Sometimes it’s easier to give a gift than to receive one, especially if it’s an unexpected, unwanted  gift. On Christmas we received the gift of Jesus, not a gift anybody thought they wanted, but most assuredly the gift we needed.

December 22  (Fourth Sunday of Advent)

Text:                Luke 1:39-45

Title:                IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE! “WE HAVE LOVE”

Theme:           The great thing about the Love of God is that we don’t go searching for it, but that love came searching for us. That love came to us in the form of a baby, God’s way of saying, “Im crazy in love with you.”

December 22  (Fourth Sunday of Advent)

Text:                Luke 1:39-45

Title:                IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE! “WE HAVE LOVE”

Theme:           The great thing about the Love of God is that we don’t go searching for it, but that love came searching for us. That love came to us in the form of a baby, God’s way of saying, “Im crazy in love with you.”

December 15  (Third Sunday of Advent)

Text:                Mark 13:1-8

Title:                IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE” “WE HAVE JOY”

Theme:           This text deals with Jesus prophecy concerning the destruction of the Temple, hardly joyful news for the Sunday of Joy, and yet sometimes we have to lose something for God to make us new.

December 15  (Third Sunday of Advent)

Text:                Mark 13:1-8

Title:                IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE” “WE HAVE JOY”

Theme:           This text deals with Jesus prophecy concerning the destruction of the Temple, hardly joyful news for the Sunday of Joy, and yet sometimes we have to lose something for God to make us new.

December 8  (Second Sunday of Advent)

Text:                Luke 3:1-9

Title:                IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE? “WE HAVE PEACE”

Theme:           As strange as it seems to hear from John the Baptist on the Sunday in Advent known as “Peace”, yet even though John himself was far from a “peaceful” figure, he came to give introduction to the Prince of Peace.

December 8  (Second Sunday of Advent)

Text:                Luke 3:1-9

Title:                IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE? “WE HAVE PEACE”

Theme:           As strange as it seems to hear from John the Baptist on the Sunday in Advent known as “Peace”, yet even though John himself was far from a “peaceful” figure, he came to give introduction to the Prince of Peace.

December 1  (First Sunday of Advent)

Text:                Luke 21:25-28

Title:                IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE! “WE HAVE HOPE”

Theme:           So often hope comes to us in the form of interruptions. When something comes to an end, God comes in and makes a new beginning.  When we’re at the end of ourselves and feel there’s no hope; this is when God interrupts and brings us hope in the most unexpected ways.