Isaiah prophesied that God would pour out His Spirit like water poured over thirsty ground. This prophecy was fulfilled when Christ showed up to offer salvation to the whole world.
Many believe that Jesus was simply a good teacher, but the prophet Isaiah would beg to differ. Jesus is the very incarnation of God who was anticipated throughout all of the Old Testament.
There are many names for the Messiah found in the Old Testament. Isaiah often referred to the coming Christ as “The Arm of the Lord.” Find out the significance of this divine title on today’s program.
God is everywhere. He fills the entire universe. But on the very first Christmas, our omnipresent God took on the person of a finite human being. Why?
On this Christmas Day, Charles Morris finishes his answer to the question he asked yesterday on why God became veiled in flesh on that first Christmas in the person of Jesus Christ.
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