Text: Matt 2:11 & Heb 4:14-16

Jesus is the greatest high priest in that He paid the price for our sins because of His great love for us.

What was the significance of Myrrh? Why did the Magi bring it as a gift? Listen to find out.

The birth of Jesus is more than the babe in the manger. It was a clash between the Roman Empire and the Kingdom of God. Today, the battle still rages, but it has moved. It rages in the hearts of all people, including Christians.

When God wanted Moses' attention, He used a Burning Bush that would not be consumed. It was something that Moses couldn't understand, so it got his attention. God calls us (Christians) to be a people that the world cannot explain away - that they may turn their attention to Him.

When you share your faith, you need to remember that God is sovereign. He is in charge of the outcomes. You are just a player in His plan.

At the end of every prayer, pray; “Sovereign God, enable me to speak with boldness."

Text: Acts 3 & 4:5-20

Question: Why is sharing the message of the gospel the core of Christianity? Answers inside.

How we invest our time in the lives of others is a reflection of how well we provide a nurturing environment for the seeds of faith to grow.

Three Basic Tools for planting seed of faith:

1) Artful Questions

2) Agreements, not Arguments

3) Invest Your Life

Text: 1 Cor 9:19-27

Today, ignorance of Biblical things is common. As a result, we need to learn to assume nothing about a person’s beliefs and understandings, and tailor our conversation to meet their needs.

The soil in this parable is analogous with our heart. The condition of the soil (heart) has a great bearing on the outcome (growth). Like soil, we can work at amending (improving) the condition to be more receptive and hospitable to the seed that is planted. When a farmer plans to sow seed, he first works the soil to get it ready to receive the seed. Our task, as Christians, is no different.