Tony Evans' Sermons - Audio

Traditions can be meaningful—unless they replace the message they were meant to honor. Dr. Tony Evans explains how the true heart of Christmas centers on our need for a Savior and how embracing that truth can transform everything.

Big things really can come in small packages. Dr. Tony Evans explores the birth of the baby Jesus and explains how the Child born in Bethlehem came not only to save—but to rule as King.

Some gifts lose their shine the moment the wrapping hits the floor, but the gift God delivered on the first Christmas becomes more meaningful with time. Dr. Tony Evans unpacks what it truly means that “a Savior is born.”

Once the stockings are empty and the presents unwrapped, the meaning of Christmas still remains. Dr. Tony Evans shows how Christ entered a world as troubled as ours and why connecting with Him is the key to experiencing lasting joy.

Christmas hope reaches into every circumstance we face. Dr. Tony Evans celebrates the birth of Jesus—Immanuel, God with us—and explains why His arrival brings comfort, courage, and joy even in life’s most difficult seasons.

Before we celebrate Christmas, it helps to revisit where it all began. Dr. Tony Evans takes us back to Bethlehem to uncover what was happening behind the scenes that holy night and how those truths can strengthen our walk with God today.

When thinking of holiday celebrities, many names come to mind—but only one truly matters. Dr. Tony Evans redirects our focus to Jesus Christ, explaining why His name stands above every other name and why His arrival changed everything.

At Christmas, we’re faced with an important question: what is Jesus really worth to us? Dr. Tony Evans looks at how people at the first Christmas responded to Christ and challenges us to examine the sincerity of our worship today.

You can’t navigate a dark room until someone turns on the light—and the same is true spiritually. Dr. Tony Evans reminds us that Jesus came as the Light of the World, bringing clarity and truth to every corner of our lives.

Being close to something doesn’t mean you see it clearly. Dr. Tony Evans shows how many people at the first Christmas missed the Savior entirely—and how our own blind spots can keep us from recognizing Him today.