A Nobel lecture about a narrator who sees more and further than any of the characters becomes an unexpected key to Christmas. This sermon takes us to the house of Zechariah, who could not speak a word for nine months and regained his voice only when he wrote his son’s name on a tablet (Luke 1). It turns out the good news is not about knowing everything about God, but about knowing how to live. Listen, and ask yourself whether you have lost your own voice somewhere along the way.
News of a God Who Has a Plan
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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