Luke 2:11
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Angels Appear to the Shepherds
8 There were shepherds living out in the fields nearby. It was night, and they were looking after their sheep.
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An angel of the Lord appeared to them. And the glory of the Lord shone around them. They were terrified.
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But the angel said to them, "Do not be afraid. I bring you good news of great joy. It is for all the people.
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Today in the town of David a Savior has been born to you. He is Christ the Lord.
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Here is how you will know I am telling you the truth. You will find a baby wrapped in strips of cloth and lying in a manger."
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Suddenly a large group of angels from heaven also appeared. They were praising God. They said,
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"May glory be given to God in the highest heaven! And may peace be given to those he is pleased with on earth!"
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The angels left and went into heaven. Then the shepherds said to one another, "Let's go to Bethlehem. Let's see this thing that has happened, which the Lord has told us about."
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So they hurried off and found Mary and Joseph and the baby. The baby was lying in the manger.
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After the shepherds had seen him, they told everyone. They reported what the angel had said about this child.
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All who heard it were amazed at what the shepherds said to them.
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But Mary kept all these things like a secret treasure in her heart. She thought about them over and over.
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The shepherds returned. They gave glory and praise to God. Everything they had seen and heard was just as they had been told.
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Sermons
Christmas Series #4
Bill Luebkemann
The Christmas story serves as a great example of God's majesty and wonder. But it also serves as a reminder that God's ways are not our ways. For example: the announcement of Christ's birth. Instead of announcing it to the kings and magistrates, God chose to announce it to a small band of shepherds, the outcasts of society, thus laying the foundation of the humility that would mark the life of Jesus Christ. You're listening to Hope from the Word, from Calvary Chapel of Marlton. We'll be in Luke chapter two today as we continue our detailed study of the Christmas story. Here's Pastor Bill…
Christmas Series #3
Bill Luebkemann
Calvary Chapel of Marlton presents Hope from the Word, a daily time of Bible study and application taught by our senior pastor, Bill Luebkemann. In just a couple of days Christmas will be here, but the celebration of Christ occurs every day on Hope from the Word. Today we're in the Gospel of Luke, where the birth of our Lord is so faithfully recorded for us. It's a timeless message that's worth more than a one-day-a-year glance, wouldn't you agree? With a more in-depth look at the Christmas story, here's Pastor Bill.
Christmas: An Unexpected Intrusion
Pastor Ray P. Smith
When God announced His plan to shepherds.
Christmas Message - Part 2 - Luke 2:8-20
Bill Luebkemann
The Christmas story serves as a great example of God's majesty and wonder. But it also serves as a reminder that God's ways are not our ways. For example: the announcement of Christ's birth. Instead of announcing it to the kings and magistrates, God chose to announce it to a small band of shepherds, the outcasts of society, laying the foundation of the humility that would mark the life of Jesus Christ. You're listening to Hope from the Word, from Calvary Chapel of Marlton. We'll be in Luke chapter two today as we continue our detailed study of the Christmas story. Here's Pastor Bill…
Christmas Message - Part 2 - Luke 2:8-20
Bill Luebkemann
In just a couple of days Christmas will be here, but the celebration of Christ occurs every day on Hope from the Word. Today we're in the Gospel of Luke, where the birth of our Lord is so faithfully recorded for us. It's a timeless message that's worth more than a one-day-a-year glance, wouldn't you agree? With a more in-depth look at the Christmas story, here's Pastor Bill.
While We're Waiting - A
Jack Hibbs
Today, Pastor Jack shares with us that we need to recognize that we belong to God. When He looks at a Christian, He sees His Son Jesus, not our sin, not our messed up lives, only Jesus.
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