Luke 2:8-15 Imagine the wonder in the hearts of the shepherds as they heard the announcement of Christ’s birth and had the curtain pulled back to reveal a heavenly host of angels singing Glory to God in the highest! Then consider the angels perspective as they knew the 2nd member...

Haggai 2:1-23 The Foundatioon had been laid, but the building of the Temple had stopped because of opposition (Ezra 4:24). It laid abandoned until Haggai & Zechariah the prophets began to preach and then it began again and was finally completed (Ezra 5:1). This shows us the need and effect...

Luke 2:21-38 As we consider the characters surrounding the birth of Christ, we come to Simeon & Anna. These 2 precious saints were part of the believing remnant, waiting for the redemption of Israel, the coming of The Messiah. Not characters typically heard about during Christmas, nevertheless, they were key...

Matthew 2:1-23. Matthew presents Jesus as The messiah King. In this classic “Christmas passage” we see The Wise men from The East seeking him who is called the King of The Jews. What were they expecting? What did they find?

Luke 2:1-7,Matthew 1:18-25. The greatest story every told, the greatest event in Human history and the greatest person who ever lived. In the Christmas story, through Luke & Matthew, we come to the moment of the birth

John 2:1-12. This miracle was the 1st of John’s 7 recorded signs, demonstrating that Jesus was certainly The Christ, The Son of God. It was during this wedding feast in Cana that Jesus turns the water into wine starting His public ministry.

Daniel 2. In this gospel sermon, the back ground story of Nebuchadnzzars’ dream and Daniels subsequent interpretation is used to as an illustartion of the essential quest of lost men and God’s answer in through the glorious gospel.