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Crossway Carol Service

Luke 2:8-12

CM
Crossway Mission Church
Teaching Ministry
December 26 2021

This Christmas gathering centers on the joy of Emmanuel, the light that still shines in the darkness, and the gift of salvation that has come to the world. Through worship, carols, and Luke 2, the service encourages the church to pause, remember, and let the wonder of Christ's coming settle deeply into the heart again. The hope in the message is that Jesus is still King, still near, and still able to fill homes and hearts with peace, joy, and love even in difficult times. Stop long enough to remember the gift of Christ with fresh wonder. Let the joy of Emmanuel enter your home, your worship, and the places where darkness has tried to speak more loudly than hope. Lord Jesus, thank you for coming near as Emmanuel. Fill our hearts with peace, joy, and love, and help us keep remembering the gift of your salvation with wonder and gratitude.

  • The service opens by naming the joy of gathering after Christmas and by calling the church to remember the gift that has come to the world.
  • Luke 2 frames the message with the announcement of good news and the nearness of Emmanuel.
  • Worship and carols then turn remembrance into celebration.
  • Stop long enough to remember the gift of Christ with fresh wonder.
  • Let the joy of Emmanuel enter your home, your worship, and the places where darkness has tried to speak more loudly than hope.

Stop long enough to remember the gift of Christ with fresh wonder. Let the joy of Emmanuel enter your home, your worship, and the places where darkness has tried to speak more loudly than hope.

Lord Jesus, thank you for coming near as Emmanuel. Fill our hearts with peace, joy, and love, and help us keep remembering the gift of your salvation with wonder and gratitude.

Sermon Messages December 26 2021 1:03:21

Crossway Carol Service

Luke 2:8-12

Crossway Mission Church Teaching Ministry
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Sermon Messages Luke 2:8-12

This Christmas gathering centers on the joy of Emmanuel, the light that still shines in the darkness, and the gift of salvation that has come to the world. Through worship, carols, and Luke 2, the service encourages the church to pause, remember, and let the wonder of Christ's coming settle deeply into the heart again. The hope in the message is that Jesus is still King, still near, and still able to fill homes and hearts with peace, joy, and love even in difficult times. Stop long enough to remember the gift of Christ with fresh wonder. Let the joy of Emmanuel enter your home, your worship, and the places where darkness has tried to speak more loudly than hope. Lord Jesus, thank you for coming near as Emmanuel. Fill our hearts with peace, joy, and love, and help us keep remembering the gift of your salvation with wonder and gratitude.

  • The service opens by naming the joy of gathering after Christmas and by calling the church to remember the gift that has come to the world.
  • Luke 2 frames the message with the announcement of good news and the nearness of Emmanuel.
  • Worship and carols then turn remembrance into celebration.
  • Stop long enough to remember the gift of Christ with fresh wonder.
  • Let the joy of Emmanuel enter your home, your worship, and the places where darkness has tried to speak more loudly than hope.

Stop long enough to remember the gift of Christ with fresh wonder. Let the joy of Emmanuel enter your home, your worship, and the places where darkness has tried to speak more loudly than hope.

Lord Jesus, thank you for coming near as Emmanuel. Fill our hearts with peace, joy, and love, and help us keep remembering the gift of your salvation with wonder and gratitude.

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