In this passage, we see the institution of the covenant of circumcision and the importance of what is on the outside matching what is on the inside. Unfortunately, we have all failed to keep God's covenant and are by nature covenant-breakers. But the good news is that Jesus, the only true covenant-keeper, died the death of a covenant-breaker, so that by faith in Jesus Christ and by the power of the Holy Spirit, we might become covenant-keepers.

After looking at the Songs for a Saviour in the Gospel of Luke, we're taking a look at one more song which will be sung at the end of the age when the redeemed people of God from every tribe and tongue and nation will stand before the throne of God and sing, "Hallelujah! For the Lord our God the Almighty reigns!"

On this fourth Sunday of Advent, we're looking at the song of Simeon. Upon meeting the baby Jesus, Simeon praised God for His gift of salvation. As we are confronted with the baby in the manger, what will we do with Jesus? Will we continue to oppose Him, or will we give our heart to Him?

On this third Sunday of Advent, we're looking at the song of the angels. After the birth of Jesus, the shepherds are the original recipients of this good news of great joy. But this good news of great joy wasn't just for the shepherds. It was good news of great joy for all those who trust in Jesus Christ for the forgiveness of their sins.

On this second Sunday of Advent, we're looking at the song of Zechariah. At the birth of John the Baptist, his father Zechariah praised God for His redemption, salvation, mercy, and faithfulness. There is peace with God available for those who trust in the One to whom John pointed: Jesus Christ, the Prince of Peace.

In response to the news that she would give birth to the Messiah, Mary bursts into a song of praise. In her song, Mary draws our attention to God's care of His people, His overflowing mercy, and His authority over all of Creation. Mary responds the way each one of us should respond: Praising our Saviour.

In this episode, Brenden and Helena discuss what prayer is, why we pray, and ways to get comfortable with prayer.

In this episode, Brenden and Helena discuss how every follower of Jesus should be discipling other followers of Jesus, how every follower of Jesus should be discipled by other followers of Jesus, and how it is something that we will grow in until we become like Christ.

In this passage, we learn that God is sovereign and that we are not, that God's grace is sufficient for sinners like us, and that God's blessing abounds for those who trust in Him by faith.

In this episode, Brenden and Helena talk about some of the arguments for the existence of God and the hope that we have in the resurrection of Jesus Christ from the dead.