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While we are out for Christmas break, we've compiled some of our favorite Ken and George calls from the past two years. We'll be back with a live show in the new year! Merry Christmas!
Ken Coleman & George Kamel answer your questions and discuss:
I owe my brother money after getting scammed. Should I file bankruptcy?
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My 15-year-old son is addicted to work.
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Should I sacrifice time with my family to get out of debt?
My wife wants us to pay off our house but it doesn't make sense to me
I owe $200K in taxes and have no retirement
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Covering topics from politics to pop culture, Skye Jethani offers a slate of 2026 predictions to David French. Will the public finally rebel against the social media companies? Will Texas elect its first Democratic senator in nearly 40 years? Will we finally get definitive proof of UFOs? Will "Dune Part 3" or "The Odyssey" dominate the box office? French unpacks the predictions and explains which ones are overreactions and which are more plausible.
0:00 - Theme Songs
2:15 - Nolan's Odyssey
6:23 - First Texan Democrat Senator?
11:52 - Social Media Bans
29:15 - US Government Has Alien Technology?
36:25 - Trump Appoints New Supreme Court Justice
44:05 - Transgender Self-Identification Decline
58:55 - End Credits
Sermon Overview
Scripture Passage: Luke 2:7-11
The Book of Luke describes the beautiful moment Jesus Christ was born in Bethlehem.
Luke 2:7 says, “And she brought forth her firstborn Son, and wrapped Him in swaddling cloths, and laid Him in a manger, because there was no room for them in the inn.”
How fitting that the Lamb of God was born in a stable, for the destiny of the world is wrapped up in Mary’s little lamb.
When we think about this Lamb, we should first think of Him in prophecy.
It is not incidental that Jesus was born near the fields where shepherds bred sacrificial Passover lambs. The Book of Exodus explains the origin of the Passover tradition, in which the Israelites sacrificed lambs and painted the doors of their homes in lambs’ blood. The lambs had to be spotless in order for the death angel to pass over their homes.
After the special lambs were slain, the families would share in a feast, celebrating their atonement.
The Passover is an historic portrayal of Jesus; John 1:29 confirms: “The next day John saw Jesus coming toward him, and said, “Behold! The Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world!”” Being born of a virgin, Jesus was sinless, free from the curse of Adam. On our behalf, He became the sacrificial and saving lamb. When we receive salvation in Jesus Christ, we are called to share the feast with others.
Jesus is also the victorious Lamb of Revelation 5.
In these passages, the Apostle John sees a prophetic vision of the Lamb of God, who was slain for us. He, who was resurrected, now stands strong and omniscient, and He reigns forever.
Lastly, Jesus is the majestic Lamb; He alone is worthy of our praise.
Adrian Rogers says, “Mary had a little Lamb, His fleece was white as snow. That little Lamb was crucified to pay the debt you owe. If you will receive Him as your Lord and Savior, His scarlet red blood will take away your scarlet red sin and make you whiter than snow.”
Apply it to your life
As we observe Christ’s birth, may we see Him as the Lamb in prophecy and history: the one the Old Testament prophesied long before His miraculous birth. Today, worship the victorious, majestic Lamb of God.
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