Topic: Christmas
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Joy to the World, Let Earth Receive Her King
The Christmas carol’s title becomes a sermon on the incarnation: God became flesh, ‘Immanuel, God with us,’ to reverse the fall and dwell again among his people.
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From Heaven to Earth: The Trinity in the Story of Christmas
Christmas is not only the story of the Son’s birth but of the whole Trinity at work: the Father’s eternal plan, the Son’s incarnation, and the Spirit’s overshadowing power.
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Far as the Curse Is Found
Genesis 3’s curse – on the serpent, on the woman, on marriage itself – and the Christmas hope that Christ came to make his blessings flow ‘far as the curse is found.’
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The Lord Is Come
A two-part Christmas message on the Word made flesh: though rich, He became poor for our sake, so that through His poverty we might become rich.
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God with Us
Christmas remembers the Word becoming flesh, God with us – and the same grace that made him poor for our sake now reconciles us to God through his death and his life.
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Joy to the World
Built around the carol’s own lines, this message roots real joy not in the season but in the announced, historical fact that the Lord has come.
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The Incarnation of God the Son
A Christmas program retelling the nativity of Luke 2 through carols, drama, and reflection on the incarnation of God the Son, closing with a prayer for the next generation.
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The Firstborn
The Sunday after Christmas, retelling Luke’s nativity account and Christ’s identity as “the firstborn over all creation.”