Pastor Robert Morris – What’s So Amazing About Christmas?

When God became man, the Creator became the creation. He became human to take our sins upon Himself. When Jesus died, we were freed from the power of death. When He came to life again, He guaranteed our eternal destination. It is the most amazing story ever told! Key Scriptures: Matthew 1:18–23; Isaiah 7:10–14 God… Continue reading Pastor Robert Morris – What’s So Amazing About Christmas?

5 Signs That You’ve Lost the Essence of Christmas – and How to Get It Back

Christmas is an ironic mix. On one side is a meaningful season of celebration to remember and commemorate the birth of Christ and the gift of life. On the other side is a commercialised holiday where presents, gifts, sale, shopping sprees and travel discounts rule the decision-making process. The deeper roots of Christmas have been… Continue reading 5 Signs That You’ve Lost the Essence of Christmas – and How to Get It Back

Gifts For Christ – Why Did the Magi Bring Gold, Frankincense and Myrrh?

Matthew 2:11 ESVAnd going into the house, they saw the child with Mary his mother, and they fell down and worshiped him. Then, opening their treasures, they offered him gifts, gold and frankincense and myrrh. Legends have been busy with the wise men. In the early days eastern tradition said that there were twelve of… Continue reading Gifts For Christ – Why Did the Magi Bring Gold, Frankincense and Myrrh?

Robert Morris – The Seven Words Of Christmas

This weekend, Pastor Robert shares a very special Christmas message about “The Seven Words of Christmas.” As he goes through seven prophetic words given around Jesus’ birth, you’ll discover that no matter what you’re going through this Christmas, you can experience salvation, favor, blessing, guidance, joy, redemption, and peace. 1. Salvation (Zacharias) Luke 1:67-69 NIVHis… Continue reading Robert Morris – The Seven Words Of Christmas

3 things Christians should do in preparation for Christmas

Christmas is fast approaching, and as of now many Christians around the world are thinking of ways to celebrate it: reunion with family, a tall and bright-lighted Christmas tree inside the home, and a dinner table complete with sumptuous food. Many of us think of celebrating Christmas that way. Many of us also forget, however,… Continue reading 3 things Christians should do in preparation for Christmas

3 tips to help you share the Gospel effectively this Christmas

Christmas is the time when all the world knows that Christ has come. Although some might deny it and instead use simple non-Christian greetings like “happy holidays” or “season’s greetings,” the fact and truth remain the same: Christ came as God’s provision for our salvation. So, we should grab the opportunity to share the Gospel… Continue reading 3 tips to help you share the Gospel effectively this Christmas

Why do Matthew and Luke have different Nativity stories?

We all know the Christmas story as told in the Gospels. Mary and Joseph travel from Nazareth to Bethlehem where they find shelter in a stable because there’s no room at the inn. There Jesus is born and the shepherds, angels and wise men visit before Mary and Joseph have to escape Herod and flee… Continue reading Why do Matthew and Luke have different Nativity stories?

Incarnation: What Did Jesus Do? – Understanding the Work of Christ with R.C. Sproul

So often, we think of the work of Christ as something that began when He was baptized in the Jordan River around the age of thirty. In reality, however, the work of Christ began in eternity past in the covenant of redemption. In this lecture, Dr. Sproul explains how the humiliation of Christ in His incarnation and crucifixion, and the exaltation of Christ in His resurrection and ascension are both grounded in the eternal covenant among the persons of the Trinity.

What’s the History Behind Gift-Giving on Christmas?

One of the most well-known and religiously kept traditions of the Christmas season is the giving of gifts. But when did this practice start and what prompted it? Is it really something worth doing or is its background call for us to stop practicing it all together? The most popular notion is that the tradition… Continue reading What’s the History Behind Gift-Giving on Christmas?

Why do we celebrate Christmas on December 25?

December 25 is the traditional anniversary of the birth of Christ, but most scholars are unsure about the true date for Christ’s birth.[1] For the first few centuries of Christianity, Christmas was not celebrated and lacked a specific date. After all, the Bible does not give a specific birth date for Jesus. What is probably… Continue reading Why do we celebrate Christmas on December 25?