Guest Speaker-Bill Sword

The word amen is found 78 times in the Hebrew O.T. and 129 times in the Greek N.T.  It was used primarily as a word of "agreement", "acceptance", "so be it", or "let it be".  In the Gospel of John, Jesus uses the word 25 times in the double form,  "Amen, Amen" (Greek N.T.), and He does so at the beginning of his statements for special emphasis rather than at the customary end.  In our text today, Jesus is emphasizing that the works He did, we will also do, and even great in extent we will do, because He is going to the Father. 

That first Christmas Eve we know that Luke's gospel tells us Jesus was born in a manger because there was no place for them in the inn.  While the scripture is not specific on the role of an innkeeper, it is plausible to assume someone was there to help prepare them room.  In this Christmas Eve message Pastor David helps us consider that we each may be the inn keeper to the room of our own heart.

Join us as we anticipate the Advent of Our Coming Savior from the perspective Mary and Joseph.

Join us as we anticipate the Advent of Our Coming Savior from the perspective of the shepherds.

Join us as we anticipate the Advent of Our Coming Savior from the perspective of Herod and the Magi.