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Sometimes in the darkness of our lives, or in the midst of the mundane, the story of Christmas can seem like a fairy tale offering little help in our actual lives. But discovering the promises that Jesus fulfilled in His birth can give us hope for what He can do in our lives, today. As we begin Advent, let’s take time to reflect upon the miracle of Jesus’ birth. In the first message of our Unto Us series, we explore the Christmas story—examining the messianic promises in the book of Isaiah, beginning with the virgin birth—to show how the fulfillment of these promises impacts our lives. Because of Jesus, we can experience the joy of knowing we have a God who keeps His promises—in the past, in the future, and in our lives right now.
In the season of Advent, we take time to reflect upon the birth of Jesus. Sometimes in the darkness of our lives, or in the midst of the mundane, the story of Christmas can almost seem like a fairy tale that brings little help in our actual lives. But what if discovering the promises that Jesus fulfilled in His birth can give us hope for what He can do in our lives today? We hope you'll join us for a 3-week Advent series called “Unto Us.” We will explore the Christmas story by examining the messianic promises in the book of Isaiah, and see how the fulfillment of those promises impacts our lives. Because of Jesus, we can experience the joy of knowing we have a God who keeps His promises—in the past, in the future, and in our lives right now.
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