At this time of year, many people come face-to-face with questions about the reliability of the Christmas story. Was the Bethlehem scene a fact or fantasy? How could the virgin Mary conceive a child? Why did God send His Son, and how does He fit into the jigsaw puzzle of human history? Alistair Begg addresses these questions and more on today’s broadcast.
Navigating the Nativity
For many people, celebrating Christmas rarely goes beyond spending time with loved ones, enjoying holiday feasts, and feeling good about seasonal giving. In a world where hopelessness abounds, however, we need a God who offers more than mere sentiment. When we take a moment to really consider Scripture’s account of the birth of Christ, we might find ourselves asking who Jesus really is, why He was born, where He came from, and who sent Him. What mission did He come to earth to accomplish? In this two-sermon series, Alistair Begg presents biblical answers to questions like these that are raised by Christ’s incarnation. As we navigate the Nativity, we will come to know Jesus better and gain a deeper understanding of the Bible’s awe-inspiring story.Recent Broadcasts
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Lord, I Believe
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Lord, I Believe
When sharing the Gospel, it is possible to convey all of the facts without ever asking the most important question: “Do you believe in Jesus?” On Truth For Life, Alistair Begg reminds us not to neglect this essential step. More
Lessons From the Dungeon (Part 3 of 4)
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