Although Mark doesn't include any part of the Christmas story in his gospel letter, there are some great truths we can learn to deepen our understanding and appreciation of Christmas. By looking at the life of John the Baptist, we can see how our message, our method, and our mindset can help prepare hearts to receive their King!
Christmas, According to the Gospels, Pt. 2
The Gospel according to Mark
December 13, 2020 • Pastor Jeremy Dente
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Christmas, According to the Gospels, Pt. 4
December 27, 2020 • Pastor Jeremy Dente
The story of Christmas can be viewed through various lenses and perspectives, however, the truth of Christmas really lies in the truth of Christ. And John's gospel letter gives us the eternal truths of Christ as the "Word made flesh." We wrap up this series by looking at the true identity of Jesus Christ, and what that means for us today.
Christmas, According to the Gospels, Pt.3
December 20, 2020 • Pastor Glenn Moore
The majority of what we associate the Christmas story with God's word comes from the Gospel according to Luke. Luke provides an in-depth and detailed lens through which we can glean so many truths surrounding those miraculous events. In particular, we see a variety of responses to the announcement of the coming Christ, including doubt, obedience, proclamation, and peace, all of which can teach us what Christmas is all about!
Christmas, According to the Gospels, Pt. 1
December 6, 2020 • Pastor Jeremy Dente
There are so many different lenses and perspectives through which people view Christmas, and therefore, we often miss out on the big picture and the deeper meanings behind this historical event. And in light of Christmas 2020, people need to hear the true message of Christmas through the right and proper lens - the word of God. In part 1 of this 4-part series, we look at Christmas through the lens of the Gospel according to Matthew.