Christmas Truths - Foothills Church

Christmas Day // 11AM

December 25, 2022 • Pastor Brian Long

In our day, we choose names mostly based on family connections or how a name sounds, or has the least offensive potential nicknames, etc. But, in Biblical days, names were intentional, given to communicate something significant. Let's look at the Christmas story and look at the various names Mary and Joseph were told to call Jesus.

Christmas Eve // 12PM

December 24, 2022 • Panel Discussion

So far in our Christmas series, we have reviewed some fundamental truths of Christianity that are found in the story of Christmas. But on Christmas Eve, the teaching team will be speaking from their hearts about their favorite parts of the Christmas story and why it means so much to them.

The Stable of Truth

December 18, 2022 • Pastor Sam Parsons

In a culture where truth is decaying before our eyes, the timing of this series could not be more appropriate. Over the past few weeks, we have examined the absolute truths arising from the scriptures' Christmas account. By revisiting the truths of Christmas, we have discovered that the Christmas story centuries ago profoundly impacts today's world. I am excited to continue in this series as we open up to a passage of scripture that many of you are probably familiar with, Luke Chapter 2.

Unto Us

December 11, 2022 • Pastor Phil Christiansen

Today, I want to talk about the significance of the birth of Jesus. Because, friends, our trees, lights, presents, parties, feasts, cards, ribbons, eggnog and stockings are meaningless if we don’t understand why His birth is such a big deal. Christmas is precious because God entered the world as a baby. Christmas gives us hope because God came, in person, to save us!

The Miracle of God’s Humanity

December 4, 2022 • Pastor Dillon Barber

This week we are going to look at Jesus from another angle. Today we are going to look at his human nature and what it means that Jesus was fully man.

The Original Christmas Miracle

November 27, 2022 • Pastor Brian Long

How ready and willing are you to believe in miracles? Most of us are probably eager for miracles in our lives. But, what if God brought a miracle into your life that was burdensome or meant hardship for you or thrust you out of your comfort zone? What if it meant you’d be misunderstood and judged by many? Today I want us to examine the beginning of the Christmas story. Jesus was supernaturally conceived.