King Jesus: Condemned and Innocent

In this final message of The Invitation of Advent, we look at how the plan was always that we would be with God. We started with Him in the garden. After we rebelled and separated ourselves from God because of our sin, God Himself put into motion the way that He would bring salvation to the whole world and bring us back into fellowship with Him.

Scripture References: Romans 13:1-14, Isaiah 42:1-9, John 8:12, Genesis 1:26-31, Romans 12:1-21, Ezra 6:19-22, Revelation 21:22-27, John 3:16-21, Romans 11:1-36, Leviticus 11:1-6, Revelation 21:1-4, John 1:9-13, Romans 10:9-18, Genesis 18:16-19, 2 Peter 3:8-13, John 1:1-4, Acts 1:6-11, Genesis 12:1-3, 1 Thessalonians 5:4-10, Isaiah 60:1-3, Luke 24:44-49, Genesis 11:1-9, 2 Corinthians 4:1-6, Isaiah 49:5-7, Matthew 5:14-16, Luke 2:21-35

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From Series: "The Invitation of Advent"

The word Advent literally means “to arrive.” It is also the time each year in Christianity meant to draw our hearts to focus on what the arrival of Jesus really means in our lives. This year, at GREFC, we are aligning our Advent services with the traditional Sundays of Advent. We will be focusing in on Jesus’ birth story in Luke 1-2 and looking at how these six Sundays all display different perspectives on Jesus’ birth. But even more than that, through the lens of these six Sundays, we are going to look at how the entire biblical story- and the whole of human history- ultimately points us to this moment: the true invitation of the Advent of Jesus Christ. So, please, join us this Christmas season as we look to and celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ together.

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