Like the introduction of a motif that will be repeated and embellished throughout a great symphony, the apostle John introduces the major themes of his Gospel in the first eighteen verses—themes regarding Jesus, the incarnate "Word" of God.

Read by Chris Anderson.

In this episode, we learn how God increasingly narrowed His revelation regarding the Messiah through the book of Genesis—like a "funnel" of prophecy.

Read by Chris Anderson.

We all react to Jesus in one of two ways. These were the two ways people reacted to Jesus at His birth and throughout His life. And they're still the ways people react to Him today.

Read by Joe Tyrpak.

What does the Bible mean when it says, "He is our peace"? And how does the peace of God "guard us" (Phil 4:7)?

Read by Joe Tyrpak.

Today's reading reaches back to the very beginning and the first mention of the gospel in Genesis 3. What does that ancient prophecy reveal about the coming Savior?

Read by Chris Anderson.

We don't normally think of Hebrews 2 as a Christmas text. However, that passage contains doctrinal insights into the purpose of the incarnation that in some ways are unsurpassed elsewhere in the Scriptures. It's a glorious text!

Read by Chris Anderson.

The Bible calls Jesus our "mediator." How could Jesus bring God and men together?

Read by Chris Anderson.

"The incarnation is an audacious doctrine." This sentence kicks off both this podcast series and the devotional from which it's taken. In this episode, Chris Anderson introduces us to the importance of the incarnation!

Read by Chris Anderson.