Born to Save: The Savior, Christ, and Lord

December 22, 2024
The verse begins with focus on His birth—"born this day"—highlighting His entrance into the world as fully human, experiencing the same frailties and limitations of humanity. The message then shifts to the titles ascribed to this child: Savior, Christ, and Lord. Each title unveils His divine mission and identity: Through these titles, the sermon will reveal the wonder of the incarnation: God becoming man to reconcile us to Himself.
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Passage: Luke 2:11

The Lord of History

December 15, 2024
In this passage, we witness the sovereign hand of God orchestrating history to fulfill His divine purposes. The decree of Caesar Augustus, a pagan ruler, sets the stage for Mary and Joseph to travel to Bethlehem, fulfilling the prophecy of the Messiah's birthplace (Micah 5:2). This sermon will explore how God rules over nations, leaders, and historical events to accomplish His redemptive plan.
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Passage: Luke 2:1-7

God My Savior

December 8, 2024
As we study Mary’s song, we’ll be challenged to consider how God's salvation prompts us to respond in worship, humility, and trust in His promises. Just as Mary magnified the Lord, we too are called to proclaim the greatness of our God who saves.
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Passage: Luke 1:39-56

Behold, I am the Servant of the Lord

December 1, 2024
This sermon will explore the remarkable faith of Mary, the mother of Jesus, as she responds to the angel Gabriel's announcement with humility and trust. Mary's declaration, "I am the servant of the Lord," was not made in a moment of ease but in the face of trials, questions, and uncertainties. The sermon will challenge and encourage believers to adopt Mary's posture of faith and surrender, reminding us that God’s plans are always for His glory and our good, even when they lead us through times of uncertainty. Like Mary, we can declare, “I am the servant of the Lord,” because we know the One we serve is trustworthy.
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Passage: Luke 1:26-38