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Just as the angels spoke to the shepherds of Bethlehem: "And this shall be a sign unto you, you shall find the babe wrapped in swaddling clothes lying in a manger", the decor of a simple nativity can be God's signpost to a lost world that Jesus is the Reason for the Season!

Have you ever wondered about the meaning behind some of your favorite Christmas songs? Well, Pastor J.D. takes us behind the scenes of the holiday favorite, Hark! the Herald Angels Sing. You’ll never hear it the same way again! It’s part of our series called, Carols.

Have you ever wondered about the meaning behind some of your favorite Christmas songs? Well, Pastor J.D. takes us behind the scenes of the holiday favorite, Hark! the Herald Angels Sing. You’ll never hear it the same way again! It’s part of our series called, Carols.

When angels appeared outside of Bethlehem, they made a bold announcement––the “Savior” was born! But those shepherds who eagerly rushed to see baby Jesus could not possibly conceive of the awesome reality of Christ’s life and ministry. Pastor Mike Fabarez presents evidence that proves that the baby in the manger was the divine Son of God!

As we celebrate the Christ of Christmas, Pastor Jack Graham brings a beautiful message from Luke 2:8–14, describing the birth of our Savior. Pastor Graham teaches that the echo of the praises of angels extends to the earth, deploying the message of God and declaring the meaning of Jesus’ birth.

We’re in the middle of a Christmas Prophecy series with pastor James Kaddis. Today we’ll zero in on the prophetic declarations made by the Angels right before the Messiah was born.  But we’ll take it one step further, and carefully consider how we respond to God’s Word and what He says will happen in the future. If you love Bible prophecy and Christmas, you’ll love this message.

If you haven't heard the music, it may be because you're not listening.  What music?  The song first sung over the fields of Bethlehem as angels sang, "Glory to God in the highest, and on earth peace to men on whom his favor rests" (Luke 2:14).  The traditional French carol put it, "Angels we have heard on high/ Sweetly singing o'er the plains:/ And the mountains in reply, Echoing their joyous strains. / Gloria in excelsis Deo! Gloria in excelsis Deo." 

The angels didn't stop singing after the first Christmas. They are undoubtably all around you, ministering to believers today. Why do they have reason to rejoice, even now? You'll learn how special your salvation is—to heavenly angels!

Have you ever wondered about the meaning behind some of your favorite Christmas songs? Well, Pastor J.D. takes us behind the scenes of the holiday favorite, Hark! the Herald Angels Sing. You’ll never hear it the same way again! It’s part of our series called, Carols.

No one is exempt from the need for the Savior. On the night of the first Christmas, the night sky over Bethlehem was suddenly ablaze with light. A host of angels appeared, announcing that Jesus is the Savior, Christ the Lord. When you heed the Good News of the angels, it confronts the deception of your own heart to count on your own goodness. If you consider how good God is, it will rattle your conception of how good you are. There’s only one Savior qualified to save you. Imagine what a difference the “good news of great joy” will have in your own life!