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Luke 2:8-20

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8 There were sheepherders camping in the neighborhood. They had set night watches over their sheep.
9 Suddenly, God's angel stood among them and God's glory blazed around them. They were terrified.
10 The angel said, "Don't be afraid. I'm here to announce a great and joyful event that is meant for everybody, worldwide:
11 A Savior has just been born in David's town, a Savior who is Messiah and Master.
12 This is what you're to look for: a baby wrapped in a blanket and lying in a manger."
13 At once the angel was joined by a huge angelic choir singing God's praises:
14 Glory to God in the heavenly heights, Peace to all men and women on earth who please him.
15 As the angel choir withdrew into heaven, the sheepherders talked it over. "Let's get over to Bethlehem as fast as we can and see for ourselves what God has revealed to us."
16 They left, running, and found Mary and Joseph, and the baby lying in the manger.
17 Seeing was believing. They told everyone they met what the angels had said about this child.
18 All who heard the sheepherders were impressed.
19 Mary kept all these things to herself, holding them dear, deep within herself.
20 The sheepherders returned and let loose, glorifying and praising God for everything they had heard and seen. It turned out exactly the way they'd been told!

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Christmas Series #4
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
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 Message - Part 2 - Luke 2:8-20
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…

Published by permission. Originally published by NavPress in English as THE MESSAGE: The Bible in Contemporary Language copyright 2002 by Eugene Peterson. All rights reserved.

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