Tomasz Komenda was serving a sentence for a crime he never committed, and after ten years his hope was gone, until the day someone came to his cell with news of his innocence. That story opens a reflection on the prophet Micah, who in the darkest hour of Judah’s history speaks of Bethlehem and of the One who will be peace (Micah 5). The sermon shows a God who keeps his promise even when people have wasted every chance they were given. Listen if your own circumstances look hopeless today.
Hope When All Hope Is Gone
4 Perspectives
Jesus Christ is such an extraordinary figure that it is difficult to find a single way to describe both Him and what He did. That is why, as we prepare for the upcoming Christmas season, we want to look at Jesus from four different perspectives found in the Bible. We’ll explore the perspectives of the prophet, the evangelist, the theologian, and the visionary. And we’ll do all this not only to see Him in a new light, but also to change our own perspective on life.
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