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As we celebrate the Christ of Christmas, Pastor Jack Graham brings a beautiful message from Luke 2:8–14, describing the birth of our Savior. Pastor Graham teaches that the echo of the praises of angels extends to the earth, deploying the message of God and declaring the meaning of Jesus’ birth.

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At Christmas, we sing because of the salvation we have in the Lord Jesus Christ, Pastor Jack Graham tells us today in his message titled “Gloria.” The glorious impossible is, of course, Jesus who was born of a virgin, and he lives to be our Savior, our Lord, our God!

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Pastor Jack Graham continues in the series “Songs for the Savior” looking at four carols for the King that come right out of Scripture. Today’s message, “Salvation Song” is the hymn given by Zechariah the priest, a song known as “The Benedictus,” meaning “the blessing.”

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Pastor Jack Graham begins the series “Songs for the Savior,” reminding us of the real meaning of Christmas – who Jesus is and why He came. In his message, “Have Yourself a Mary Christmas,” from the first chapter of Luke, Pastor Graham focuses on the song of Mary.

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Pastor Jack Graham continues his series, “Home for the Holidays,” today with a reminder that Christmas, like life, is meaningless and cold without the joy of Christ. Join us for today’s PowerPoint and Pastor Graham’s message, “The Grinch that Stole Christmas.”

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On today’s PowerPoint, Pastor Jack Graham brings a message from Luke 15. When Jesus tells the story of the Prodigal Son, He’s telling the story of each one of us—all of us lost and found. Our God has paid a great price to be with us. He longs to have us home with Him at Christmas and all year round.

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At Christmas we celebrate a Father’s love, a love that rivals the love of another father, waiting and praying for the return of his prodigal son. It’s the love our Father has for us. He loved us in our sin and sent his Son into the world to save us. Join us for today’s PowerPoint as Pastor Jack Graham reminds us of the many reasons we celebrate Christmas with his message, “Deck the Halls.”

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On today’s PowerPoint, Pastor Jack Graham brings the message of “A Christmas Story,” as a story of lost and found. Jesus came loving us and treasuring us just like one sheep that’s gone astray, one coin lost in the house or a son who has rebelled against his father. While so many struggle to “find God,” The Christmas Story tells of God coming to earth to find us, His beloved children.

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Today on PowerPoint, Pastor Jack Graham brings a message that often makes people uncomfortable – a message on giving. But Pastor Graham notes that he’s never known a dynamic, spirit-filled believer who wasn’t a generous giver. People who give generously of their talents and their testimony for the Lord, find it easy for their possessions to follow. It all works together.

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Pastor Jack Graham brings a special message on this Thanksgiving Day that challenges us as Christians to always live “A Grateful Life.” Pastor Graham looks to Psalm 107 and teaches that the mark of a believer is thanksgiving and gratitude. We have grateful hearts because of what Christ has done for us.

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