Luke records the birth of Jesus Christ in just seven verses. It’s striking that there’s nothing all that remarkable about this announcement. On Truth For Life, Alistair Begg describes the irony of this brief passage in Luke 2 and its implications for today.
- Topics:
- Biblical Figures
- Christ's Birth
- Christmas
- Incarnation of Christ
- Jesus Christ
- Redemptive History
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The Birth of Jesus Christ, Part One
Luke 2:1-5Series: Good News, Great Joy
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Good News, Great Joy
What is the purpose behind the celebration of Christmas? For those who are in Christ, the holiday’s meaning lies solely in the birth of Jesus. Based on his own careful investigation, Luke’s account of Christ’s birth is more than a heartwarming story or a call to blind faith—it is true, historical, and life-changing. It is good news, and it brings great joy to a world darkened by sin. In these sermons, Alistair Begg draws our attention to the truth of the nativity story. This story, in some ways simple and in others so profound, is at the heart of understanding who God is and what He has done. In it, we discover a stirring picture of God’s willingness to come and meet us where we are, to use unlikely people for His glory, and to supernaturally intervene on our behalf. A Child is born! Christmas is cause for celebration because God Himself has come.| Message | Buy | Free | |
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The Birth of Jesus Christ — Part Two
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A Savior, Christ the Lord
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The Sign and the Song
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Just The Facts
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Nunc Dimittis
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