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Come Home for Christmas - Part 3

The Impossibility of Christmas

December 13, 2020 • Randy Hageman

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At Christmas we celebrate the birth of the baby Jesus. But is this the full meaning behind the day, or is even more going on? While Matthew and Luke tell us the story at Christmas, John tells what’s behind Christmas and how it happened – God became flesh and blood. And while, at first glance, what happened seems impossible, maybe that’s exactly the point. What’s impossible for man is possible for God, and the real Christmas shows us this!

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Come Home For Christmas - Part 1

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Sometimes it’s easy to miss the main point. In this crazy year of pandemic and financial turmoil and wild politics, we need Christmas. We need to enjoy traditions and family and experience the sounds and sights and magic of this holiday. We need to come home to Christmas. But we need to come home to the real Christmas, and not something manufactured by our culture. For it is in the real Christmas that we find the home God intended for us to experience.