Christmas Is for Everybody
Yesterday, I spoke from Luke 2:8-20 on the theme, "Christmas Is for Everybody." Listen to the message online here.
Christmas Is for the Patiently Waiting
In "Christmas Is for the Patiently Waiting." I talked about four questions we must ask while we’re waiting for God to right-side this upside-down world. Listen to the message online here.
TDW on Hiatus
Dear TDW Readers:
I’m sure you’ve noticed that The Daily Word has been coming to you only sporadically this month. I apologize. However, I find myself buried in work. In order to catch up, I need to put TDW on hold for the remainder of the month and start it up again in the New Year. So, I’ll see you again on Tuesday, January 1.
Thanks for your understanding, and may God bless you richly!
George
The Fear of the Lord (Proverbs 9:10-12)
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Christmas Is for the Ready-to-Serve (Luke 1:67-80)
In "Christmas Is for the Ready-to-Serve," I spoke about five characteristics of people who want to work with God to right-side their upside-down world. The message is based on Luke 1:67-80, which tells the story of a priest named Zechariah, and how he moved from doubt to active faith. To here the message, click here.
A Willingness to Receive Correction (Proverbs 9:7-9)
Christmas Is for the Upside-Down (Luke 1:46-56)
Yesterday, I began a new message series: Christmas Is for Everybody. This series will examine the four biblical "songs" of Christmas: the Magnificat of Mary (Luke 1:46-56), the Benedictus of Zechariah (Luke 1:67-80), the Gloria of the angels (Luke 2:14), and the Nunc Dimittis of Simeon (Luke 2:25-35). Each of these songs praise God for who he is and what he has done for us through his Son, Jesus Christ. The title of yesterday’s message was based on the Magnificat: "Christmas Is for the Upside Down." To listen, simply click on the foregoing hyperlink.