Doubting Christmas: Doubting The Guiding Star ⎮ December 25th, 2022

12/29/22 • 48 min

Thanks for joining us for the fourth and final week in our series, Doubting Christmas!
We’re not surprised if you have doubts about the Christmas story. The details of the story include a teenager who has a virgin birth, a full choir of angelic beings appearing to shepherds, and a star that guides a group of first-century astronomers to the precise birthplace of Jesus. Even Joseph had his doubts about the story—at first. In the weeks leading up to Christmas, we’re going to explore some of the doubts many of us have about the Christmas story and why you can still believe it.

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Doubting Christmas: Doubting The Angelic Host

Thanks for joining us for the third week in our series, Doubting Christmas!
We’re not surprised if you have doubts about the Christmas story. The details of the story include a teenager who has a virgin birth, a full choir of angelic beings appearing to shepherds, and a star that guides a group of first-century astronomers to the precise birthplace of Jesus. Even Joseph had his doubts about the story—at first. In the weeks leading up to Christmas, we’re going to explore some of the doubts many of us have about the Christmas story and why you can still believe it.

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Day One: Gospel ⎮ January 8th, 2023

Thanks for joining us for the first week of our new series, Day One.
Your first day of something new is often a defining moment. That’s true with day one of a new job, day one at a new school, or day one of marriage—and, as we see in the early church, the same is true with day one of following Jesus. In Acts 2, we read about how 3,000 people believed the good news, were baptized and received the promise of the Holy Spirit on day one. While this doesn’t always happen in one day, it’s a model for what day one of everyday life like Jesus can be like in our own time.
AUDIO ISSUES: We apologize that there are a couple of moments in this podcast where our technology failed to record and the sermon cuts out.