God has given us four wonderful gifts through His only begotten Son, our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. The first is His love, and Ron talked about that special gift during the past two messages.  Today he moves on to the next gift on the list … God’s joy … as he continues his series, “The Gifts of Christmas.”

God has given us four wonderful gifts through His only begotten Son, our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. The first is His love, and Ron talked about that special gift during the past two messages.  Today he moves on to the next gift on the list … God’s joy … as he continues his series, “The Gifts of Christmas.”

Nothing can keep you from the love of God, not even your own mistakes. The love of God is something we will never fully comprehend on this side of heaven. It is incomprehensible … it is immeasurable … it is inseparable … and best of all, it is unconditional. Today Ron explores God’s unconditional love for us as he continues his series, “The Gifts of Christmas.”

For God so loved the world that He gave. Christmas is a time of giving and it began more than two thousand years ago with God’s greatest gift to us our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.  As he begins his teaching series today, “The Gifts of Christmas." Ron takes an in-depth look at four of the greatest gifts God offers to all who come to faith in Christ.

Zachariah and Elizabeth had waited for the birth of a Savior all their lives. And now, that Savior had come. The birth of Christ was the fulfillment of prophecy foretold long ago. There was another promise … known as the Abrahamic Covenant … and on today’s broadcast, Ron explains what that covenant means for you and me.

It’s one of the greatest hymns ever recorded, written by John Wesley way back in 1744.  “Come Thou Long Expected Jesus.” Well, Elizabeth and Zechariah, the eventual parents of the John the Baptist, lived their entire lives in expectation of that promise, the birth of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. But they also had another hope … another deep longing in their hearts … and that was to have a child of their own. Today Ron takes us back to the lives of this faithful couple as he continues his series, “Fall On Your Knees.”  

When you read the Christmas story, you can’t help but notice that Zachariah and Elizabeth were two people of faith. Throughout their lives they expected the unexpected, not only about the coming Messiah, but about their own family.  Today Ron continues his series, “Fall On Your Knees,” with a look inside the faith, and the hope, of the parents of John the Baptist.

When you read the Christmas story, you can’t help but notice that Zachariah and Elizabeth were two people of faith. Throughout their lives they expected the unexpected, not only about the coming Messiah, but about their own family.  Today Ron continues his series, “Fall On Your Knees,” with a look inside the faith, and the hope, of the parents of John the Baptist.

Today Ron continues his series, “Fall On Your Knees” with a wonderful Christmas message about hope about the healing of harms and about the One in whom our hope and healing rests, our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

O Holy Night, the stars were brightly shining. And indeed they were when Christ was born in Bethlehem. The birth of a Savior was prophesied long ago. And Christ was the fulfillment to those prophesies.  Is it enough to make you fall on your knees and worship Him? Ron explains why you should as he continues his series, “Fall On Your Knees.”