Sermons on the Gospel of Luke (I) - FOR WHOM WAS JESUS CHRIST BORN?
The New Life MissionIt is Jesus Christ who moves all the history of this world. Our Lord came to this earth to save us all humans from the sins of the world, and He has also become the bread of new life for those of us who believe in the gospel of the water and the Spirit. In fact, it was to give this new life to us, who were all destined to hell for our sins, that our Lord came looking for you and me.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 16 | Founded | 4 years ago |
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Christmas is the day that we celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ. We Christians are celebrating the coming of the Lord by setting apart one day as “Christmas.”
When I was a child, I used to go to church around Christmas. To be honest with you, I wen... more
That Jesus Christ has come to this world in human flesh is really the greatest miracle. That God the Creator took on the appearance of His creature and came to dwell among the creatures is really a great miracle.
When our Lord came to this world, th... more
It has been over 2000 years since Jesus came to this world. The dating mechanism of year of the world that we use is based on the birth of Jesus Christ in this world. So the historians have divided it into Before Christ (B.C.) and Anno Domini (A.D., ... more
We just read Luke chapter 2 as our main Scripture passage for today.
Verse 11 said here, “For there is born to you this day in the city of David a Savior, who is Christ the Lord.” This means that the King of kings had come to this earth to save us f... more
When we look at the genealogy of Jesus Christ, we see that such Gentile women as the harlot Rahab and the Moabite woman Ruth were among His ancestors. The word Gentile implies a sinner. But these Gentile women were the ones who had put on the grace o... more
At the time of Jesus’ birth, the Roman Empire was ruled by Caesar Augustus (63 B.C.~ A.D. 14), and it was expanding its territory throughout the whole known world. It was no exaggeration to say that Rome was ruling over the entire known world at the ... more
Historians determined the Western calendar based on the year when our Lord came to this earth, calling it AD (Anno Domini, in the year of the Lord) and referring to the years before the coming of our Lord as BC (before Christ). Almost all countries o... more
I’ve already spoken on many occasions about the meaning of Christmas, but I still want to continue to preach about the significance of Christmas. It’s probably because Christmas hasn’t gone by yet. I took some rest yesterday. I watched a video while ... more
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