Rebekah walks us through the Kindness & Truth flyer, and Rob interviews CBR co-founder Lois Cunningham

Jesus presents Himself as the Messiah by the Scriptures because He originally spoke those words.

We look at the extreme, unstoppable, irresistible zeal of God which is in Jesus, the Servant of God. In zeal He will surely defy the devil to accomplish eternal salvation.

The most important thing in life is not what people think of you but what God thinks of you.

The Lord is coming to save His people but they’re not ready for Him. They are already prepared for shame and everlasting contempt. So God prepares His people to receive Him by humbling them.

You expect devotion in old saints who battle themselves and discipline themselves for holiness. You don’t expect in a twelve-year-old boy. That absolute devotion will cost Him everything and also save you and me.

Why we need strength, and why only God's will do.

The Messiah is born of a humble mother, in a nowhere place. God announces His birth to lowly, humble men by angels, but He de-emphasises their glory. It's all about the humility of God.

God uses the occasion of naming a baby to begin a new tradition, of Him being close and blessing continually.

Two women, not gifted, powerful, rich, or famous. They're humble and lowly. Yet they have what everyone would love to have, because God is directly touching their lives.