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It is fitting that the image of Christmas is a 'light shining in the darkness'. We celebrate something extraordinary and wonderful. God has sent his son, Jesus, so that we're no longer in the dark, wondering if he exits, wondering if he cares, wondering if he will save. He has come! It is true. Everything is different. Lives are changed. It is worth singing about! At Christmas we celebrate Jesus – the light of the world.
Christmas Day Peninsula EV - Light Up Christmas: Luke 2:8-15, 28-32 8
Luke 2:8-15, 28-32 8 | Grace Church Peninsula | 25/12/2017 | Craig Dobbie
It is fitting that the image of Christmas is a 'light shining in the darkness'. We celebrate something extraordinary and wonderful. God has sent his son, Jesus, so that we're no longer in the dark, wondering if he exists, wondering if he cares, wondering if he will save. He has come! It is true. Everything is different. Lives are changed. It is worth rejoicing about!
Christmas Day - Light Up Christmas: John 1:1-14
John 1:1-14 | Special Event | 25/12/2017 | Andrew Heard
It is fitting that the image of Christmas is a 'light shining in the darkness'. We celebrate something extraordinary and wonderful. God has sent his son, Jesus, so that we're no longer in the dark, wondering if he exists, wondering if he cares, wondering if he will save. He has come! It is true. Everything is different. Lives are changed. It is worth rejoicing about!
Christmas Eve - Light Up Christmas: John 3:19-21
John 3:19-21 | Special Event | 24/12/2017 | Tim Baldwin
It is fitting that the image of Christmas is a 'light shining in the darkness'. We celebrate something extraordinary and wonderful. God has sent his son, Jesus, so that we're no longer in the dark, wondering if he exists, wondering if he cares, wondering if he will save. He has come! It is true. Everything is different. Lives are changed. It is worth rejoicing about!
Christmas Eve 9pm - Light Up Christmas: Isaiah 9:1-7
Isaiah 9:1-7 | Special Event | 24/12/2017 | Jez Reynolds
It is fitting that the image of Christmas is a 'light shining in the darkness'. We celebrate something extraordinary and wonderful. God has sent his son, Jesus, so that we're no longer in the dark, wondering if he exists, wondering if he cares, wondering if he will save. He has come! It is true. Everything is different. Lives are changed. It is worth rejoicing about!
Christmas Eve Peninsula EV - Light Up Christmas: Isaiah 9:1-7
Isaiah 9:1-7 | Grace Church Peninsula | 24/12/2017 | Craig Dobbie
It is fitting that the image of Christmas is a 'light shining in the darkness'. We celebrate something extraordinary and wonderful. God has sent his son, Jesus, so that we're no longer in the dark, wondering if he exists, wondering if he cares, wondering if he will save. He has come! It is true. Everything is different. Lives are changed. It is worth rejoicing about!