Podcasts about birth of christ

How the Lord manifested His power through the church. Click here to watch on YouTube.

Staying true to the cause of Christ. Click here to watch on YouTube.

We experience both trials and blessings in life. The Lord has permitted them both. Click here to watch on YouTube.

Christ is the source of rich blessing in a believer's life. Click here to watch on YouTube.

Our God has always chosen whomever He calls. Click here to watch on YouTube.

Gabriel visits Mary and tells her that she will give birth to the Son of the Highest. Mary visits Elizabeth who says that she is blessed. Mary magnifies the Lord.Join Pastor Daryl as he journeys through the entire Bible.Visit the radio station website.Subscribe to our YouTube channel.Subscribe to Pastor Daryl's daily devotional and listening plan.If you enjoy Simply the Bible, please give us a rating and leave a review wherever you listen to podcasts. That helps us a lot!Calvary Chapel Treasure Valley now meets Sunday mornings in a tent on our church property at 3853 E Lake Hazel Road in Meridian. For service times, online messages, and info on small groups meeting throughout the week, please visit our website at calvarytv.org.

The Lord is always our hope during trials. Click here to watch on YouTube

LD 14 In the holy conception and birth of Christ, God has met our deepest human need His innocence and perfect holiness cover my original sin His innocence and perfect holiness cover my actual sin

The sovereign choice of God. Click here to watch on YouTube.

We look at the second half on Psalm 9, a psalm of David. Click here to watch on YouTube.

Paul reminds us of our abundant blessings. Click here watch on YouTube. 

Part 1 of our study from Psalm 9. Click here to watch on YouTube.

We begin our study in the book of Ephesians. Click here to watch on YouTube.

Praying the psalms from Psalm 8. Click here to watch on YouTube.

An introduction to a new study in Ephesians. Click here to watch on YouTube.

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Episode: 2038 Putting a leap second in an elastic year.  Today, we add a second to our lives.

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Jesus offers you a clear purpose for living, hope that your failures will be forgiven, and help in your fight against sin.

Where does lasting peace begin? In this episode of Light + Truth, John Piper opens Luke 2:1–20 to show that all true peace flows from being made right with God through faith in Christ.

Greg Morse | At Christmas, the peace we forfeited comes to us as a child born, a son given, a prince we don't deserve.

Jesus appeared in the world for two reasons: to help us stop sinning, and to satisfy God's anger when we do sin.

What really happened that first Christmas? In this episode of Light + Truth, John Piper opens Luke 2:1–20 to show how God entered history to bring real peace through a real Savior.

David Mathis | An online, video-chat, remote-work world devalues the good gift of in-person visits. Christmas reminds us of the greatest in-person visit of all.

Look to Jesus this Christmas. Receive the reconciliation that he purchased. Don't put the gift on the shelf unopened.

Welcome to the Christmas week edition of Keep the Heart. This reading of Luke chapter two is a long-held tradition in many homes, and it is a wonderful way to place the focus on the Christ of Christmas.  The birth of Jesus marked the birth of our Saviour. He came into this world as the Sinless One on a mission, and because He died, we have the gift of eternal life. Do your children know that the tradition of gift-giving is related to the greatest gift ever given? Christmas is not celebrating us. It's honoring Christ. We could say that Jesus is the most ignored Birthday Guest of Honor ever to walk this earth! Let's overrule the commercial focus on getting and turn the focus on being sacrificial givers, just like Jesus. After Christmas when so many things go on sale, this would be a great time to purchase items to donate to local food banks, clothing closets, homeless shelters, and other charitable organizations. Include gospel tracts with the donations. You never know who may read that tract and receive the ultimate gift of salvation. Here's a great closing verse reminding us why Jesus came to this earth. It's in Luke 19:10, which says this: "For the Son of man is come to seek and to save that which was lost." Christmas blessings to you and your loved ones. Books, Bible Studies, and more in the Shop at Keep the Heart Apply: Living What We Learn--31-Day Devotional by Francie Taylor Ponder the Path 31-Day Devotional by Francie Taylor Sister Friends by Francie Taylor NEW: Hope Endures: A Biography of Faith by Jennifer Arrington NEW: The Counting Tree by Jennifer Arrington NEW: Seaside Treasures Framed Shell Art Follow Keep the Heart on Instagram Like Keep the Heart on Facebook

The whole Bible is written that you might be awakened to the wonder that Jesus Christ is the Son of God who came into the world.

Jesus's birth was not a coming into being of a new person, but a coming into the world of an infinitely old person.

If you want to give a gift to God this Christmas, walk off the assembly line of sin and don't go back. Take up your place, instead, in the picket line of love.

Forgiven, we are indestructible. Satan's plan was to condemn God's followers in God's own courtroom. But now, in Christ, there is no condemnation.

Distrust God's mercy, and all is lost. But conquer here, and nothing can harm you for a million ages.

God put our sins on his Son and judged them there, so that he could put them out of his mind, and deal with us mercifully and remain just.

God delights to show his power through apparent defeat. He sometimes retreats in order to win strategic victories.

Jesus came that we might have Life, now and forever. Make your Now the richer and deeper this Christmas by drinking at the fountain of Forever. It is so near.

The meaning of Christmas is that God takes salvation, puts it in your heart, and seals you as his child.

Our High Priest is seated at the right hand of the Majesty in heaven. No Old Testament priest could ever say that.

Jesus came to orient all our attention on himself, ministering for us first on Calvary as our final Sacrifice and then in heaven as our final Priest.

In dying, Christ de-fanged the devil. How? By covering all our sin. This means that Satan has no legitimate grounds to accuse us before God.

Giving gifts to Christ is like fasting — going without something to show that Christ is more valuable than what you are going without.

Let this Christmas be the time when you ponder what it means — what it costs — to worship and follow Jesus, the Messiah.

God influenced the stars in the sky to get a little handful of foreign magi to Bethlehem so that they would worship his Son.

Christmas proves how Jesus is Messiah — a King, and Promise-Fulfiller — for all the nations, not just Israel.

The key that unlocks the treasure chest of God's peace is faith in the promises of God.

God could have seen to it that Jesus have a room at his birth. But that would have been a detour off the Calvary road.

Do not think, because you experience adversity, that the hand of the Lord is shortened.

For the mind of faith, a promised act of God is as good as done.

The only people whose soul can truly magnify the Lord are people like Elizabeth and Mary. So, this Advent, imitate their lowliness and cheerful humility.

This Advent, bend the efforts of your imagination to make the wonder of Jesus's arrival visible for your children.