A Far Off Christmas comes to a close as we look at the Epiphany of our Lord. The word Epiphany means reveal. The Star of Bethlehem revealed the Savior of the world to the Magi. There are many questions about this saga that lasted more than a year.
A Far Off Christmas – How
A far off Christmas from a little different angle this Sunday. Are we looking back at the feast of Christmas? It’s the new year after all. Christmas is in the rear view mirror.
A Far Off Christmas – Why
A far off Christmas is an understatement this week. We head to the North Pole and all the way back to the Garden of Eden. The past two weeks we considered the when and the where. This week we’ll look at why do we have Christmas?
A Far Off Christmas – Where
Last week we heard when Jesus was coming – when the time had fully come! The world was ready for Jesus some two thousand years ago. What about where? Today we explore what the ancients knew about the location of the coming Savior.
A Far Off Christmas
A far off Christmas sounds a little odd when everyone knows that Christmas comes around once a year. That wasn’t the case for God’s Old Testament people.
The Rider on the White Horse
The rider on the white horse might seem ambiguous to you, but it’s a very specific picture of our God. If we go into Revelation 19 we see the armies of heaven amassed and marching behind the rider on the white horse. Yet there is something that seems out of place.