Sermon Date: December 25, 2025

In this Advent message, we turn to the Gospels—especially Matthew 1 and Luke 1–2—to see Christmas not just as a familiar story, but as the moment eternity collided with history. God did not merely observe humanity; He entered it. The invisible God became visible. The eternal Son stepped into time, flesh, and weakness—for us and for our salvation.

This sermon walks through the fulfillment of God’s promises, the meaning behind Jesus’ genealogy, the miracle of the incarnation, and the reality of Emmanuel—God with us. Christmas is revealed not as self-improvement, but rescue. Jesus did not come to inspire or assist—He came to save sinners.

We are challenged to respond rightly to the Gospel:

• Believe rightly about Jesus

• Walk humbly

• Trust God’s providence

• Repent deeply

• Shine Christ’s light into a dark world

Christmas demands a response. You cannot remain neutral at the manger. The light has come—and now we live as children of light.

“You shall call His name Jesus, for He will save His people from their sins.” – Matthew 1:21

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