Episode 5
December 18, 2020Years came and went, but nothing changed—still no Messiah. Then suddenly, he appears. Join Charles Morris on today’s program to see how the appearance of Christ changes everything.
Not Home Alone
30 years ago, an unlikely movie became a holiday classic: Home Alone. This title rings true now more than ever as so many of us face a lonely Christmas. But even if your loved ones stay away this year, Charles Morris wants to remind you that all who have Christ are never truly alone. This is the good news of Christmas. Be encouraged when you listen to this week's series.
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Handel’s Messiah
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The Forgotten "Spirit" of Christmas
On today's episode, Charles Morris talks about someone who was a significant part of the first Christmas, but who often goes overlooked—the Holy Spirit. The arrival of Jesus is the “main event,” ...
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Four Words for Christmas
We all need good news this Christmas—and there’s no better good news than the promise of God sending his Son, Jesus, to us. Thousands of years ago, God made a promise to send a Savior to the world ...
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Everything You Need to Know About Handel's Messiah
For many, Handel’s Messiah is what people listen to most at Christmastime, but did you know it was originally written for Easter? The scope of this musical masterpiece spans the entirety of Scrip ...
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Phil Vischer On VeggieTales and How to Face a Lonely Christmas
The Lord gives and the Lord takes away. The creator of VeggieTales knows this all too well. So why did he rejoice after the Lord took his beloved cartoon creation away from him? In this new interview, ...
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Handel's Messiah: Lyrics and Verse References
Back in 2015, I visited Handel’s home in London to see the rooms where he composed. While I was there I spoke with Dr. Ruth Smith, a Cambridge scholar on Handel. She explained that the lyrics (the ...
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A Visit to Handel's House
For many, Handel's Messiah is what people listen to most at Christmastime, but did you know it was originally written for Easter? The scope of this musical masterpiece spans the entirety of Scriptur ...
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