12.13.20 - A Christmas Mystery: The Good News Mystery (Isaiah 61:1-3, 10-11)

Messages from the King

English - December 13, 2020 15:00 - 21 minutes - 14.7 MB
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Can we really be sure? Sometimes when you look back on accounts of historical events or you listen to someone recount how something happened, you might wonder if it really happened that way. Sometimes memories are foggy or accounts are missing key details. Sometimes what is recounted can almost seem too good to be true. Do we sometimes feel that way about God’s promises? God promises peace and freedom, comfort and forgiveness and life. Will he really come through? Is this good news or news that’s too good to be true? If God promises good news, will he come through? Thankfully, our God keeps his promises and this solution to this “Good News Mystery” is revealed in Jesus.

The Bible reading for this message is Isaiah 61:1-3, 10-11.

Video of this worship service and message can be found here.

This message is Part 3 in the Advent series A Christmas Mystery.

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