A naked driver, a swan buckled into the passenger seat and a trunk full of hens, the story sounds like an internet sensation, except it was invented from start to finish in a fake news generator. In an age when we no longer know whom to trust, this sermon takes us to Luke, a physician who, before writing his account of Jesus, carefully investigated everything with the eyewitnesses (Luke 1). The story of Zechariah also shows that God’s good news can seem too good to believe. Listen and find out why the gospel is news you can truly build your life on.
In a World of Fake News
Good News
The world is full of bad news. We hear it in the media, at work, at home, from doctors, politicians, and friends. It seems that today, more than ever before, we are craving good news. That is why it’s worth listening to the one truly Good News, which, even though it’s over 2,000 years old, can change every person’s life for the better.
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