1 Timothy 3:16 - The Mystery of the Incarnation

This Advent season we have examined various passages on the Incarnation of Christ. In this sermon, Rev. Chris Vogel concludes our Advent series with an ancient hymn found in 1 Timothy 3:15 wherein Paul describes Christ's coming as the mystery of godliness.



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Matthew 28:16-20 - The Incarnation and The Church

In this message, Rev. Mike Wenzler looks at Matthew 28:16-20. The Incarnation of Christ has many implications for the individual Christian as well as the Church universal. Though Christ is not currently with us as He once was, He imparts to His church a mission and a promise. In fact, the mission of the Church hinges on the promise: Christ is with His people.



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Psalm 45 - The Incarnation - The Incarnate King

On this 3rd Sunday of Advent, Rev. Dan Quakkelaar continue our consideration of Christ’s incarnation as we look at Psalm 45. Not only is Psalm 45 a song of Israel, it is a passionate love song, at least, that’s the immediate reference. But when we read it, it becomes obvious that the complete fulfillment of this messianic Psalm can only come in our incarnate Lord and King: Jesus the Christ.



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Isaiah 7:1-16 - The Incarnation - God's Presence

On this 2nd Sunday of Advent, Rev. Chris Vogel continues our consideration of Christ’s incarnation and looks at Isaiah 7:1-14. In light of a broken world, fear and anxiety too often typify our response. The answer the prophet Isaiah gave to King Ahaz is the answer for us today, the virgin will conceive and bear a son whose name is Immanuel. God’s presence in Jesus Christ assures us to trust despite the fearful world and moves us to find our rest in Him.



Read Online: Isaiah 7:1-16