The Promise Fulfilled

Delivered on 12/01/2018

Part 1 of the series The Promise Fulfilled

During the Advent season, we wait for the coming of Jesus Christ. But the truth is, he already came once a long time ago... What are we waiting for now?

This message by Dr. Ed Stetzer will remind your members of the hope that the birth of Christ brought into their lives and help them anticipate the second coming of Jesus with renewed hope. God already kept his promises once with the birth of Christ, and he will continue to keep them. One day he will come again to repair the brokenness in our world, and while we wait, we must learn to live holy lives despite our broken nature so we may spend eternity with him.

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Delivered on 12/09/2018

Part 2 of the series The Promise Fulfilled

The birth of Jesus brought average folk (Mary and Joseph), the outcasts (the shepherds), and the elites (the wise men) together under one roof... Why is that?

According to Luke 19:10, Jesus came to earth to seek and save the lost. Whether we consider ourselves as outcasts, average people, or above it all, we are all lost without the peace of Christ. Through this message by Kay Warren, your members will discover that Jesus came to Earth for every type of person. He saved us all by bringing peace for our past, peace for today, and peace on Earth.

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Delivered on 12/16/2018

Part 3 of the series The Promise Fulfilled

At some point in our lives, God will give us "a promise to claim.” Mary experienced this when an angel told her she would give birth to the Son of God.

Just like God did with Mary, he will call us to prepare ourselves for his promise by giving up something that is blocking us from true happiness with him. But how will we know what that is? How will we know we're prepared for the promises of God? In this message, Pastor Buddy Owens will show your members how they can claim God's promises and lead joyful lives.

This sermon includes:

• MP3 audio of the message - Listen to how Pastor Buddy Owens preached this message, noting his tone, pitch, speed, and other variations of delivery.
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• Talk It Over Discussion Questions - Give these engaging, follow-up reflection questions to your small groups to discuss what they learned from your message in their weekly meetings.