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>> A blessed
Christmas Day. Welcome to you.
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I got to tell you,
just seeing your shining
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smiles sure adds some
warmth to -- you got it --
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Christmas in
Michigan. Can you believe this?
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Rain and 50-some degrees. But
we're glad you're here. Thank
you for pushing away from
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maybe even visiting family that
say, "No, we'll stay at home and
we'll watch on livestream."
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But thank you for coming and
being here. Want to welcome all
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of you who are watching on
livestream right now. I want to
tell you something --
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I already know this -- you're
in your pajamas. We can see it.
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There's a reverse lens on this,
and we can see. [ Laughter ]
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But, anyway, be comfortable, and
we're glad you are. And we're
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glad you're here. We're here to
worship. And we need the angel
choir to just burst into song
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above, and we'll be sending
music heavenward in just a
moment. But those words, what
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are they in the Latin? "Gloria
in excelsis Deo." "Glory to God
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in the highest, and on earth,
peace." Peace to all. But the
Christmas Call -- so,
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it's on the left panel of the
"Worship" page, it's also going
to be on the screen.
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We're going to read this
responsively together. Karen and
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I will be reading with you.
Karen will lead the congregation
where it says "People."
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And let us hear God calling
us to this hour of worship with
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Him. I read...
"Break forth, O beauteous
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heavenly light, to
herald our salvation."
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>> "He stoops to earth --
the God of might, our hope and
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expectation." >> "He
comes in human flesh to
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dwell, our God
with us, Immanuel."
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>> "The light of darkness
breaking, our fallen race
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befriending." >> "O
come, let us adore Him,
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Christ, the Lord." >> "Amen."
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Let us pray.
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Dear Heavenly Father and Lord
Jesus, we have come to worship
You this Christmas Day.
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Our mouths may be masked, but
our hearts are wide-open. And
with our hearts, we proclaim
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our collective welcome. Come,
Holy Child, and dwell with us
this day and this hour of
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worship. Receive our grateful
praise, we pray, in Your
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beautiful name. Amen. >>
Amen. Invite you now to sit a
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little bit higher in that pew.
Get your vocal cords relaxed for
a cycle of carols that our
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minister of music has titled
"Born to Save." We're delighted
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to have Leanne Miller leading
us, Byron Graves with the
clarinet, and of course, our own
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Minister of Music Ken Logan at
the organ. Let's sing together.
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>> Amen.
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>> I'm going to invite my friend
Ricky to come on up, and he's
going to bring his buddy
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Rich Aguilera. And, Ricky,
it's good to see you again.
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We don't get to see you enough.
That's the problem. >> It's
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great to be here. We're so
excited 'cause it's Christmas!
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>> I can tell. You got your
red outfit on. >> That's right.
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And we started
really early this morning.
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>> Oh, like, what
time did you start?
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>> Oh, well, we got up because
there was something really
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special we had to do.
We got on the NASA YouTube
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channel to see
a rocket take off!
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>> You did? >> Yep, yep,
yep. NASA launched a brand-new
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microscope into space. >> It was
a telescope. >> [ Chuckling ]
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Telescope. >> What's a
telescope? >> Telescope? Come
on, Ricky. You know what a
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telescope is. It just zooms
in on the stars in the universe.
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But you know what? I got there
just a little after you did. I
got there about one minute and
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40 seconds into the lift-off.
Absolutely phenomenal, wasn't
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it? Did you watch it
for a few minutes. >> I did.
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>> Come on, let's -- >> That's
so cool. >> Let's put some
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pictures on the screen. You okay
with that? >> Got some pictures?
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>> Get out of your way here. >>
Cool. >> Let's go to, uh, this
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picture, because everybody
knows this picture. >> Whoa.
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>> This is the famous
Pillars of Creation. >> Wow.
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>> And this is way out in space.
And this was taken by the Hubble
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telescope. >> That's the old
one, right? >> That's the old
one. It circles around the
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earth. But now they just sent up
today, this morning, while you
and I were watching -- a million
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miles away it's going to go
-- that's the James Webb Space
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Telescope. >> Wow. >> This is a
picture that the Hubble can take
because it's a reflector
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telescope. It has to just have
light in order to take a
picture. >> Uh-huh.
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>> But the Webb telescope
is an infrared. Watch this.
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So, this is the Hubble
telescope. Now let's look at a
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picture that simulates
the infrared. >> That's a lot
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better. >> Yeah. That's Hubble
using infrared. So, this is
nothing like the Webb that just
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went up today. 100 times more
powerful, by the way. >> Whoa!
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>> But you remember where all
those clouds and dust were --
they call it space dust -- where
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stars are created? >> Uh-huh,
uh-huh. >> Now they can look
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right through that, so they
can see anywhere where there's
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infrared light. >> Whoa, that's
so cool! >> Yeah, it's really
cool. Let me show the mirror
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that they constructed for this
James Webb telescope. This
mirror is 21 feet long.
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So we're talking about the
length of this -- yeah, 21 feet
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long. >> That's huge! >> Mm-hmm.
It's made out of these little
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hexagons. There are 18 of
them put together like a puzzle.
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They're overlaid with gold
because they found out that the
gold is very sensitive to
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infrared light? >> Real
gold? >> Yep, real gold.
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Only, it's only 1,000 atoms
in thickness, so it's not very
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thick. >> Oh, okay. >> So,
they've covered that up. This is
the camera, right here,
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that will be pointed
to outer space. >> Wow.
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>> They're going to go places
that no man has ever gone... >>
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That's amazing. >> ...through
infrared. 13.6 billion
light-years away, they're going
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to go. Maybe not quite 13.6
billion. But can you believe
that? Look at this, Ricky.
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When they're all done with this
-- and so they had to make the
big gold space mirror.
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Then, they -- You see this
little shiny blanket here? You
see the shiny blanket?
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>> Yeah, yeah, yeah. >> That's
the sun shield. >> It's all
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folded up, though. >> It's all
folded up because this now is
going to be -- this was what was
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squeezed into that rocket we saw
go up -- the Ariane 5 rocket. >>
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Oh. >> Just squeezed. But the
reason they need the space
shield -- this is so
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interesting -- because Hubble
goes around the earth, but this
telescope will go around the sun
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with earth. So it will
track the earth the whole time.
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So the earth will be a shadow to
protect it, because the
temperature from the sun,
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a million miles away -- what's
the temperature? -- I got it
written down here -- it's
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260 degrees Fahrenheit. That
is "ouch" hot. >> That's very
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caliente. >> Mm-hmm. On the
other side -- Hey, Ricky, on the
other side, which is what
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they're protecting this lens
that we just saw, the
temperature drops down -- and
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it has to be this low --
minus-370 degrees. >> What? So,
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wait a second. Wait a second.
One side is super cold, and the
other one is super hot?
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>> You got that right. >> Freeze
or fry. >> Freeze or fry --
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that's exactly the
choice. >> Wow. >> Now, this is
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interesting. The shield has SPF
-- you know -- is it SPF that
we... >> Yeah, when we go to the
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beach. >> When we go to the
beach? >> Of course. I always
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wear it. >> Okay, SPF. And we
usually wear about 50. You might
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wear about an 80. >> Yeah. >> Do
you know what? The value of this
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is one million SPF. >>
Whoa! >> That's how much of the
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sun rays it can shield.
Five layers of that. >> That's
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amazing. >> Anyway, it's
incredible. 10,000 people worked
on this. >> How many?
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>> 10,000 people. >> That's
crazy. >> It cost $10 billion.
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>> That's a lot of money. >>
And it's going one million miles
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away. >> That's a very far way
away. >> Come on, you can't even
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believe it. >> Wow. >> And it
started on Christmas Day, today.
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>> That is such a... >> In fact,
there's the rocket. >> Oh, wow,
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look at that! >> A French
rocket, Ariane 5. >> And it's
going up there right now.
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>> It's on its way right now.
And in fact, if you get your mom
and dad -- do you have a
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mom, too? >>
Kinda. >> Sort of? Okay.
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[ Laughter ] If you get your
mom and dad to go to NASA.gov...
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>> NASA.gov. >> ...there's some
cool YouTubes that will show you
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how this works. >> YouTube
channel. >> Because I'm watching
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this, and I'm thinking to myself
-- One more picture. I'm
thinking to myself, "These
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are the guys that worked
on just the mirror." >> Wow.
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>> Dressed in white -- white
masks like us here in church.
They had to be just spotless
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and perfect, no chance for one
mistake, because you can't go
out there and fix it.
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>> Right. >> It's over. >> Wow.
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>> So, look at them. When I saw
this picture, you know what I
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thought about, Ricky? >>
What? >> I thought about God.
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Here is man, building this $10
billion telescope so we can go
out into space, and I thought
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about God, who was preparing not
just 10,000 helpers but 10,000
times 10,000 angels,
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everybody in heaven. You thought
this was intricate? They had to
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follow a plan, you could not be
off by one iota. >> Those guys
look like angels, too.
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>> They do. And that's what
God had, because it has to be a
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perfect plan. Not for God to go
out into space; it's for God to
come out of space into this
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world. And that's why
we have Christmas. >> Wow.
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>> That's what we're
celebrating. >> I have a
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question, Dr. Dwight. >>
You bet. What? >> So, all those
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scientists did so much work
to take that telescope out into
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space. >> Yep. >> But -- But God
also did so much work so that He
could send baby Jesus to be here
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with us. >> Yes, He
did. That's the point.
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>> But -- But -- But my
question is, why? >> Why?
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>> Why would He do that? That's
such a big thing to do. >> Only
one reason I can think
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of, Ricky. >> Why?
>> Because He loves us
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to death. That's why. >> Oh.
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And the kids, too? >> And the
kids, too. >> That's awesome.
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>> And you, too. >>
That's super awesome. >> Yeah.
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So, Ricky, a blessed Christmas
to you. >> You too, Dr. Dwight.
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>> Keep in touch. >>
Yeah. >> I hope you come again.
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We'll try this again.
>> Sounds good. >> Alright.
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>> I'm here. >> Merry Christmas.
>> Do we have something for the
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kids, too? >> Oh, we do!
Thank you for reminding me.
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Boys and girls -- >> Present
time. >> Boys and girls, this is
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present time. Wherever you are,
in the balcony or in the back,
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the organ will be quietly
playing, but you come on up. We
got ladies that are ready to
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meet you and greet you and give
you a Christmas gift. So, you
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come on forward. We love you,
boys and girls. And one of these
days, we'll get back to
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children's stories every
Sabbath, right up front. God
bless all of you. Come on down,
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kids. Yep, good for you.
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>> Happy Sabbath,
and merry Christmas.
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Today our Scripture reading is
taken from the Gospel of Luke,
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chapter 2, verses 1 through 7.
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I'm going to read from
the New King James version.
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"And it came to pass in those
days that a decree went out from
Caesar Augustus that all the
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world should be registered. This
census first took place while
Quirinius was governing
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Syria. So all went to be
registered, everyone to his own
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city. Joseph also went up from
Galilee, out of the city of
Nazareth, into Judea, to the
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city of David, which is called
Bethlehem, because he was of the
house and lineage of David,
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to be registered with Mary,
his betrothed wife, who was with
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child. So it was, that while
they were there, the days were
completed for her to be
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delivered. And she brought forth
her firstborn Son, and wrapped
Him in swaddling cloths, and
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laid Him in a manger, because
there was no room for them in
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the inn." [ "What Child Is
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>> "What child is this, who,
laid to rest on Mary's lap is
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sleeping?" It's a question we
ask at Christmastime. Such a
plaintiff, beautiful
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rendition. Betania
Cañas, thank you. Beautiful.
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Ken Logan, as well.
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John Shea, in his book "The Hour
of the Unexpected," shares this
bit of free verse --
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whimsical, but perfect
for right now. He titles it
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"Sharon's Christmas Prayer."
"She was five, sure of the
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facts, and recited them with
slow solemnity convinced every
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word was revelation.
She said they were so poor
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they had only peanut butter and
jelly sandwiches to eat and they
went a long way from
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home without getting lost. The
lady rode a donkey, the man
walked, and the baby
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was inside the lady. They had to
stay in a stable with an ox and
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an ass (hee-hee) but the
Three Rich Men found them
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because a star lighted the roof.
Shepherds came and you could pet
the sheep but not feed them.
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Then the baby was borned. And do
you know who He was? Her quarter
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eyes inflated to silver dollars.
The baby was God. And she jumped
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in the air whirled round, dove
into the sofa and buried her
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head under the cushion which
is the only proper response
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to the Good News of
the Incarnation." The end.
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Let's pray. The only proper way
to respond to the good news of
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the incarnation, God? Probably
not. But, dear Lord, I don't
00:26:36.52\00:26:43.23
suppose a little whirly jig of
joy would hurt us, we who have
been... made somber by the
00:26:43.23\00:26:54.18
season of the pandemic.
Look at us. But here we are.
00:26:54.18\00:26:57.25
It's Christmas Day, and you
surely have a word for us. And
if those angels could sing
00:26:57.25\00:27:03.12
over that stinky backyard
stable, then surely we, too,
will find reason...
00:27:03.12\00:27:10.03
to joy over the inestimable gift
we call Jesus... in whose name
00:27:10.03\00:27:19.33
we pray. Amen.
00:27:19.33\00:27:21.54
So, which is
greater? Picasso the artist
00:27:21.57\00:27:26.17
or the artwork of Picasso?
My friend Clifford Goldstein,
00:27:26.17\00:27:33.45
who was assigned to write a
series of studies for our faith
00:27:33.45\00:27:36.82
community, that we would read
this fall, out of all books,
00:27:36.82\00:27:41.39
Deuteronomy -- in that series
of studies, Cliff, who has this
00:27:41.39\00:27:47.00
penchant for philosophy,
he makes this comment.
00:27:47.00\00:27:50.20
And I'm going to put is words
on the screen for you right now.
00:27:50.20\00:27:54.20
"Now, it's a principle of
existence: whatever conceives of
and creates something must be
00:27:54.24\00:28:01.28
greater than, and transcend,
what it conceived of and
00:28:01.28\00:28:06.58
created. Picasso is greater than
and transcends an artwork by
00:28:06.58\00:28:12.55
Picasso." And we all nod our
heads and say, "Right on,
Goldstein. Good job."
00:28:12.55\00:28:16.36
But he goes on. "The God
who conceived of and created our
00:28:16.36\00:28:23.50
cosmos must be greater than
the cosmos, and transcend it, as
00:28:23.50\00:28:30.24
well." Hmm. And then he proceeds
to drive his point home by
running some numbers by us.
00:28:30.24\00:28:35.58
And by the way, these numbers
will change when the Webb Space
Telescope begins to
00:28:35.58\00:28:41.45
send pictures back, infrared,
of the far reaches of this
00:28:41.45\00:28:46.15
universe. But here are the
numbers. Cliff says, "Our
universe, it is now estimated,
00:28:46.15\00:28:52.66
is home to 2 trillion galaxies."
So, here's the number 2
00:28:52.66\00:28:56.13
trillion. That's what it
looks like. 2 trillion galaxies.
00:28:56.13\00:29:01.07
Unbelievable. And each galaxy,
he reminds us, by the way,
approximately, contains 100
00:29:01.07\00:29:08.78
billion stars. So we'll put up
100 billion stars per galaxy.
Now, we learned in arithmetic
00:29:08.78\00:29:15.28
that if you have all these
zeros, you just have to multiply
the two numbers there and then
00:29:15.28\00:29:19.55
count all the zeros and add
them, correct? So, what's the
00:29:19.55\00:29:23.59
answer? Well, here it is. 200
with 21 zeros after it. What are
you going to call that
00:29:23.59\00:29:31.43
number, huh? "200 with 21
zeros after it"? I had to go to
00:29:31.43\00:29:35.24
Google. I said, "Google,
what's this number?" Pbht.
00:29:35.24\00:29:37.17
And Google says, "That
would be 200 sextillion stars."
00:29:37.17\00:29:41.21
Yeah, you got million, billion,
trillion, quadrillion,
quintillion, sextillion.
00:29:43.35\00:29:50.42
You can't even fathom it. 200
sextillion stars. So, here's the
00:29:50.42\00:29:57.29
big question for you and me
right now. Which one is greater
-- the 200 sextillion stars or
00:29:57.29\00:30:04.23
the one Creator who shaped them
all into existence? Oh, that's a
00:30:04.23\00:30:09.50
no-brainer. Of course it is.
There's a beautiful little
Christmas carol -- we noted them
00:30:09.50\00:30:14.98
last Sabbath, but this is
the last one. This is an ancient
00:30:14.98\00:30:19.11
hymn -- we'll call it a
Christmas carol -- tucked away.
It's so short that we blow right
00:30:19.11\00:30:23.69
past it, and we miss it, I fear,
to our great loss. So I'm going
00:30:23.69\00:30:29.16
to invite you to take that carol
and put it on your lap right
now. You got your Bible with
00:30:29.16\00:30:32.79
you. I saw it. You have it.
Please turn to the New
Testament, 1 Timothy 3.
00:30:32.79\00:30:38.63
This is a letter scribbled by
the apostle Paul, who has been
our hero that we tracked
00:30:38.63\00:30:43.81
all this fall. And he's writing
to a young protégé pastor friend
00:30:43.81\00:30:48.71
of his, named Timothy.
Alright? So, 1 Timothy 3.
00:30:48.71\00:30:51.25
Have you found chapter 3
in your Bible? 1 Timothy 3.
00:30:51.25\00:30:54.58
It's so short, you're going to
blow right by it, so we'll just
00:30:54.58\00:30:59.65
slow it down. This is a one-line
-- a one-verse retelling of the
00:30:59.65\00:31:08.23
Christmas story. Let's get --
Let's get the preamble. 1
Timothy 3:16 -- "Beyond all
00:31:08.23\00:31:14.07
question --" okay? -- "Beyond
all question, the mystery --"
Now, look, I hit the Pause
00:31:14.07\00:31:20.68
button right there and I
inserted this word, because this
is the Greek word, "musterion."
00:31:20.68\00:31:24.25
Well, you can tell, musterion is
the basis for "mystery." So
"mystery" is just a
00:31:24.25\00:31:30.09
transliteration of this Greek
word. "Beyond all question, the
00:31:30.09\00:31:33.82
mystery --" the musterion
-- from which true godliness
00:31:33.82\00:31:39.13
springs is great." And the Greek
word for "great" is "mega." So,
00:31:39.13\00:31:43.26
what do we have? We have a mega
musterion going on. And we
haven't even gotten to it
00:31:43.26\00:31:47.44
yet, because now Paul says, "I
want to teach you a six-stanza
hymn that is so short, we can
00:31:47.44\00:31:52.84
say it in one breath." Here
we go -- six lines. Count them.
00:31:52.84\00:31:56.85
Line number 1 -- stanza number
1, "He appeared in the flesh."
00:31:56.85\00:32:02.38
Ancient hymn sung by the
1st-century Christians. Stanza
number 1 -- "He appeared
00:32:02.38\00:32:07.06
in the flesh." Stanza number
2 -- "Was vindicated by the
00:32:07.06\00:32:09.86
Spirit." Stanza number 3 -- "Was
seen by angels." Stanza number 4
00:32:09.86\00:32:13.33
-- "Was preached among the
nations." Stanza number 5 --
"Was believed on in the world."
00:32:13.33\00:32:17.27
And stanza number 6 -- "Was
taken up to glory." Six terse
00:32:17.27\00:32:23.14
lines, and we know exactly whom
they describe -- our beloved
Lord Jesus, the hero of every
00:32:23.14\00:32:34.02
hymn we sing. No different in
the beginning. And those six
lines are summarized in those
00:32:34.02\00:32:40.79
two Greek words, mega musterion
-- a mega mystery. Puh. We
00:32:40.79\00:32:48.86
understand that. What's a mega
mystery? Well, the mega mystery
is, He appeared in the flesh.
00:32:48.86\00:32:52.00
We just read it. So identifying
this mystery is not the problem.
00:32:52.00\00:32:56.14
Trying to prove it, trying to
grasp the mystery, that's a
whole nother ballgame.
00:32:56.14\00:33:01.81
I mean, what is this capital-I
"Incarnation." He appeared in
00:33:01.81\00:33:07.18
the flesh. The enfleshment --
that's what the Incarnation
means -- the enfleshment of God.
00:33:07.18\00:33:12.22
Now, when the apostle -- the
beloved apostle John comes
along, the Christmas story has
00:33:12.22\00:33:17.63
already been written up. Matthew
wrote it, Luke wrote it, but
they're the only two.
00:33:17.63\00:33:22.10
Mark doesn't say a word about
Christmas. John will include
00:33:22.10\00:33:26.80
just one majestic line, and Paul
has given us three. Do you know
why they're so short
00:33:26.80\00:33:33.14
on the Nativity? I'll tell you
why. Because it's the ending to
00:33:33.14\00:33:37.11
the story that everybody in the
1st century was talking about.
And that's why the Cross
00:33:37.11\00:33:43.99
looms high above the manger.
Can't separate them. So, how did
00:33:43.99\00:33:51.16
John write it -- that majestic
line? "In the beginning, was the
Word," and "the Word became
00:33:51.16\00:33:56.10
flesh and dwelt among us, and we
beheld His glory, the glory as
of the only begotten of the
00:33:56.10\00:34:01.84
Father, full of grace, full
of truth." Paul wrote that line
00:34:01.84\00:34:06.94
first, and so he wrote it less.
Less words. Paul's line -- "He
00:34:06.94\00:34:11.85
appeared in the flesh."
Ah. What's up? That's why.
00:34:11.85\00:34:17.35
We already know this, but may I
remind you, that's why
Christmas, which has nothing
00:34:17.35\00:34:22.46
to do with the day, has
everything to do with the way
God appeared in the flesh.
00:34:22.46\00:34:30.03
That's the story. John Weborg --
C. John Weborg, in "The Covenant
00:34:30.03\00:34:39.24
Companion," injects some earthy,
earthy humanness to the
Incarnation with these words.
00:34:39.24\00:34:45.78
C. John Weborg, here we go.
"There is --" We're watching
00:34:45.78\00:34:51.09
now. We're watching the couple
heading to Bethlehem. "There is
00:34:51.09\00:34:56.32
God in the flesh, thriving in a
placenta, protected by a water
bag, bouncing on a donkey ride
00:34:56.32\00:35:03.40
to Bethlehem where his folks had
to meet with the local IRS. No
different than any other baby
00:35:03.40\00:35:09.20
at the time... God asked
no human favors and got none.
00:35:09.20\00:35:12.94
When inns are full, they
are full. Sleep where one can.
00:35:12.94\00:35:16.61
God deep in the flesh --" that's
Martin Luther's line -- "God --"
oh, I love that line -- "God
00:35:16.61\00:35:23.32
deep in the flesh became God
deep in the straw. Mary, the
mother of the Creator,
00:35:23.32\00:35:29.69
sustained the one who sustained
all the living." Yep, 200
00:35:29.69\00:35:37.53
sextillion stars from His hand
and mouth. My. How can it be?
00:35:37.53\00:35:44.24
How do you describe this? Just
two words. Provocative words in
00:35:44.24\00:35:50.31
the Greek, provocative words in
the English -- mega musterion --
00:35:50.31\00:35:53.88
great mystery. What else can you
call it? A great mystery. Mercy.
00:35:53.88\00:36:00.52
As Madeleine L'Engle -- was it
last week? -- she described the
moment -- and I like the way she
00:36:00.52\00:36:06.63
put it -- she said, "This God,
who --" these are her words --
"went with all His love into
00:36:06.63\00:36:12.47
the womb of a young girl." As
Weborg noted it, "thriving in a
placenta, protected by a
00:36:12.47\00:36:22.51
water bag." Tell me the story.
Mega musterion. We don't know.
00:36:22.51\00:36:27.62
We can't.
00:36:27.62\00:36:31.29
The 20th-century great
apologist for Christianity --
00:36:31.32\00:36:36.19
and you know of whom I speak
-- C.S. Lewis -- in the book
00:36:36.19\00:36:39.86
"God in the Dock," described
an imaginary conversation with
00:36:39.86\00:36:44.17
an atheist friend of his.
Lewis, who himself had been an
00:36:44.17\00:36:46.74
agnostic, an unbeliever,
but came to believe in Christ.
00:36:46.74\00:36:50.31
He describes it this way,
and I'm going to just read his
00:36:50.31\00:36:53.74
description.
"'Miracles', said my friend.
00:36:53.74\00:36:56.78
'Oh, come.
00:36:56.78\00:36:58.01
Science has knocked the bottom
out of all that. We know that
00:36:58.05\00:37:01.78
Nature is governed by fixed
laws.' 'For instance, take a
story like the Virgin Birth.
00:37:01.78\00:37:05.65
We know now that such a thing
couldn't happen. We know there
00:37:05.65\00:37:09.69
must be a male spermatozoon.'
'Modern science has shown that
there's no such thing as a
00:37:09.69\00:37:14.20
virgin birth. So,
there.' 'Really,' said I.
00:37:14.20\00:37:18.27
'Which of the sciences?' 'Oh,
well, that's a matter of
detail,' said my friend.
00:37:18.27\00:37:22.60
'I can't give you chapter and
verse from memory.' 'Ah, but,
00:37:22.60\00:37:26.51
don't you see', said I, 'that
science never could show
anything of the sort?'
00:37:26.51\00:37:30.61
'Why not?' he retorted. 'Because
science studies Nature. And the
question is whether
00:37:30.61\00:37:35.15
anything besides Nature exists
-- anything outside. How could
you find that out by
00:37:35.15\00:37:41.52
studying simply Nature?'" Well,
that's pretty good. He's right.
00:37:41.52\00:37:48.40
Science is unable to explain
what it cannot examine. But does
00:37:48.40\00:37:53.00
that inadequacy consequently
limit the universe of reality to
only what science can examine?
00:37:53.00\00:37:57.77
No. So, Lewis asked his
imaginary friend -- this is good
00:37:57.77\00:38:05.81
-- He said -- He asked him,
"Listen, if the laws of
arithmetic can prove that
00:38:05.81\00:38:10.95
putting a quarter in a drawer
today, and then putting another
quarter in the same drawer
00:38:10.95\00:38:18.16
tomorrow will guarantee that in
two days -- would your laws of
arithmetic guarantee that in two
00:38:18.16\00:38:23.87
days, I'll find two quarters in
that drawer?" The friend says,
"Yes, but of course, if someone
00:38:23.87\00:38:28.54
walks off with one of the
quarters, it wouldn't work." Ah!
00:38:28.54\00:38:33.14
Now, I want you to read Lewis.
I'll put him on the screen here.
Ah, "The laws of arithmetic can
00:38:33.14\00:38:39.35
tell you what you'll find, with
absolute certainty, provided
that there's no interference...
00:38:39.35\00:38:45.69
Now, aren't the laws of Nature
in the same boat? Don't they all
00:38:45.69\00:38:51.39
tell you what will happen
provided there's no
interference? If there was
00:38:51.39\00:38:56.40
anything outside Nature, and if
it interfered, then events which
the scientist expected wouldn't
00:38:56.40\00:39:02.10
follow. That would be what we
call a miracle." It would be
what Scripture calls
00:39:02.10\00:39:07.91
a mega mystery.
00:39:07.91\00:39:10.88
How could we ever possibly --
I'm talking about you and me --
grasp, with our puny minds...
00:39:14.55\00:39:23.19
this mega ministry. As Paul
described it, "Beyond all
question, the mystery --"
00:39:23.19\00:39:30.10
beyond question, without
argument -- "the mystery from
which true godliness springs is
00:39:30.10\00:39:35.87
great: He appeared in the
flesh." Stepping outside of
00:39:35.87\00:39:43.98
capital-N Nature, into the very
body and mind and soul of
humanity, that's the miracle.
00:39:43.98\00:39:49.48
That's the mystery of Immanuel,
God with us, Jesus. That's it.
00:39:49.48\00:39:58.19
But in the end -- come on, tell
me if this isn't true -- in the
end, the great mystery of the
00:39:58.19\00:40:06.23
season of Christmas, that it
compels us to ponders, isn't so
much that God could do it,
00:40:06.23\00:40:14.44
it is that God would do it. And
why would He, knowing you and
00:40:14.44\00:40:23.18
me? A century ago, these words
were written, trying to
articulate, feebly, this
00:40:27.19\00:40:34.56
mystery. "The work of redemption
is called a mystery, and it is
indeed the mystery by which
00:40:34.56\00:40:40.44
everlasting righteousness is
brought to all --" that
everlasting salvation -- "is
00:40:40.44\00:40:44.44
brought to all who believe. The
human race in consequence of sin
was at enmity --" at war --
00:40:44.44\00:40:51.01
"with God." Now here
comes the striking sentence.
00:40:51.01\00:40:53.42
"Christ, at an infinite cost, by
a painful process, mysterious to
angels as well as to men --" and
00:40:53.42\00:41:02.06
women, you and me -- "assumes
humanity. Hiding His divinity,
00:41:02.06\00:41:07.60
laying aside His glory, He was
born a babe in Bethlehem."
Explain that to me, will you,
00:41:07.60\00:41:15.47
please? Let's just take a
look at this one sentence.
00:41:15.47\00:41:19.27
"Christ, at an infinite cost --"
there's no way we can wrap our
00:41:19.27\00:41:26.51
minds around that. "Christ, at
an infinite cost, by a painful
process --" painful process?
00:41:26.51\00:41:34.49
What are you talking about? The
angels don't know. I don't know.
00:41:34.49\00:41:41.60
Do you? "By a painful process,
mysterious to angels as well as
to men," women, and children,
00:41:41.60\00:41:46.70
he assumes humanity. What a
provocative line. You know why?
00:41:46.70\00:41:54.81
Because how easily we crassly
reduce the price of the
Incarnation to Jesus having to
00:41:54.81\00:42:03.02
give up celestial breakfasts in
bed and 24-hour angelic maid
service -- "Aw, I'm not
00:42:03.02\00:42:09.39
going to have this anymore?"
Wrong. What is this painful
00:42:09.39\00:42:17.80
process? What is this infinite
price? How can we ever know the
depths? Philip Yancey, the
00:42:17.80\00:42:25.41
American writer, he wondered the
same. "It took courage, I
believe, for God to lay aside
00:42:25.41\00:42:32.55
power and glory and to take a
place among human beings who
would greet him with haughtiness
00:42:32.55\00:42:37.92
and skepticism... It took
courage to risk descent to a
planet known for its clumsy
00:42:37.92\00:42:44.46
violence, among a race known for
rejecting its prophets. What
more foolhardy thing could God
00:42:44.46\00:42:49.90
have done?" G.K. Chesterton, the
great English journalist and
writer -- "Alone of all creeds,
00:42:49.90\00:42:55.97
Christianity has added courage
to the virtues of the Creator."
00:42:55.97\00:43:04.98
It took courage,
painful process we don't know.
00:43:04.98\00:43:07.08
"Desire of Ages" peels one more
layer aside. "He not only became
00:43:09.68\00:43:15.52
an exile from the heavenly
courts, but for us took the risk
of failure and eternal loss."
00:43:15.52\00:43:23.53
And we sit around the tree
and wonder, "Are there any more
00:43:27.17\00:43:32.57
presents, please?" And, "That
was sure a great dinner. Can we
00:43:32.57\00:43:37.31
get seconds?" And Christmas has
become, for us, a day of
celebrating ourselves.
00:43:37.31\00:43:42.55
Oh, we love each other and we
give these gifts, ostensibly out
00:43:42.55\00:43:49.29
of that love. Look at this mega
mystery! And we have no clue! We
just know it happened.
00:43:51.79\00:43:58.40
And so we worship. Like little
Sharon, we dive into that sofa,
00:43:58.40\00:44:04.81
put our head under the cushions.
And we shout for joy. But we
00:44:04.81\00:44:11.71
don't know why. Just that He
came. "Beyond all question, the
00:44:11.71\00:44:18.42
mystery from which true
godliness springs is great: He
appeared in the flesh." In the
00:44:18.42\00:44:26.16
end, I repeat, could it be that
the mystery is not so much "How
could He?" but rather "Why would
00:44:26.16\00:44:33.47
he?" To answer that question, I
have one of my favorite
heartwarming stories that
00:44:33.47\00:44:39.27
Brennan Manning tells, is this
one. It's a story about a little
00:44:39.27\00:44:42.61
7-year-old boy named Richard
Ballinger in Anderson, South
00:44:42.61\00:44:47.68
Carolina. And it goes like this.
It's the day before Christmas.
Richie's mom is busy with
00:44:47.68\00:44:54.29
packaging, wrapping, and so she
asks her young son if he would
please shine her shoes.
00:44:54.29\00:45:02.80
And soon, with a proud smile
only a 7-year-old can muster, he
returns with shiny shoes
00:45:02.80\00:45:10.71
to his mother. Job well done,
and she is so impressed, she
00:45:10.71\00:45:15.28
reaches down and grabs a quarter
and gives it to him. "Thank
00:45:15.28\00:45:20.52
you." On Christmas morning, as
she -- as she put on her shoes,
she felt a strange lump
00:45:20.52\00:45:29.72
in one shoe. You were doing the
same today. Christmas morning.
00:45:29.72\00:45:34.03
She turned the shoe upside-down,
and out it came -- a quarter
00:45:34.03\00:45:42.67
wrapped in paper. And on the
paper, in a child's scrawl, were
the words, "I done it for love."
00:45:42.67\00:45:51.91
>> Aww. >> "You can
have your quarter back.
00:45:51.91\00:45:57.82
I done it for love." That's it.
00:45:57.82\00:46:02.66
That has to be it
-- this mega mystery.
00:46:02.69\00:46:07.86
How else shall we explain
it? "I done it for love."
00:46:07.86\00:46:13.60
We rip the wrapping off of
the very first Christmas gift in
00:46:13.60\00:46:17.17
history, and in that little
backyard stable, and when the
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wrapping is wrinkled
but exposed, there, in God's
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handwriting, "I
done if for love."
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Now, look, his grammar would
be better, but he could not be
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clearer. "I done it for love."
Wow. "For God so loved the world
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that He gave His only Son, that
whoever believes in Him shall
not perish but have
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everlasting life." The mystery
-- the mega mystery of divine
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love... birthed in a box of
feed... executed on a cross of
wood... ascended on a cloud of
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glory. The great mystery of
God with us -- this God who says
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He's coming soon. And that's the
truth about Christmas. "I done
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it for love." I have two Latin
words scribbled here -- "divinum
mysterium." It's the title to
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the tune that Elizabeth Wilson
is going to sing for us now.
It's a -- It's a -- It's a
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plaintive tune from centuries
ago. The words are, "Of the
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Father's love begotten." I
want you to close your eyes as
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Elizabeth sings. Just close your
eyes and see if you can hear the
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announcement, "I
done it for love."
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[ "Of the Father's
Love Begotten" begins ]
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>> Amen. >> Amen.
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>> Let's stand as we pray.
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Of the Father's love
begotten forevermore.
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Oh, God, don't let us
forget the Christmas truth,
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"I done it for love."
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What can we say, except,
"We love You back very much."
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Please come soon, dear
Jesus. >> Amen. >> Amen.
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>> Amen. >> Amen. Go with peace
00:51:56.24\00:52:00.95
and hope in your heart. We'll
see you again next year. And may
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God hold you close every step of
the way. And don't -- don't
forget the hot chocolate
00:52:09.06\00:52:13.86
at the back and at the front.
You'll be ushered out. Our
ushers will save you having
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to face the crowd. You'll be
able to move in an orderly pace.
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Merry Christmas.
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¤¤ >> What is it
about the holiday
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season that has
given you the greatest joy?
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Is it the time spent cutting
down the family Christmas tree
00:55:49.01\00:55:51.65
at the local farm, or
maybe a special ornament
00:55:51.65\00:55:54.35
placed on that lighted
bough? Or do you find joy in
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contemplating the profound
meaning of the carols we sing?
00:55:57.65\00:56:01.39
Maybe Christmas joy is found in
the memories you make together
00:56:01.39\00:56:04.09
with friends and family,
or the spirit of giving that
00:56:04.09\00:56:06.86
surrounds this season.
As we reflect on these joys,
00:56:06.86\00:56:11.17
let's always remember the great
light who guides us -- the one
00:56:11.17\00:56:14.74
who brings joy and meaning to
life -- a loving Father who is
00:56:14.74\00:56:17.64
at the heart of all treasured
relationships, and the wonderful
00:56:17.64\00:56:20.84
God who gave the ultimate
gift in a newborn child.
00:56:20.84\00:56:25.41
Some of my joy this season
comes in part from your letters,
00:56:25.45\00:56:28.62
your prayers, and your faithful
giving of support to this
00:56:28.62\00:56:31.52
ministry, which reaches
literally around the world.
00:56:31.52\00:56:34.49
If you've been blessed this
year, I'd like to ask you to
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join the many people who
financially support this global
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New Perceptions Ministry.
00:56:40.06\00:56:42.13
It's simple to do. Just
call our toll-free number,
00:56:42.16\00:56:45.13
877 -- two words -- His Will.
One of our friendly operators
00:56:45.13\00:56:49.87
will be happy to help you.
You can also click the "donate"
00:56:49.87\00:56:52.41
link at the top of our website.
Trust me, no gift is too small
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for God to use to spread
the good news of His love,
00:56:56.38\00:56:59.71
His sacrifice, and His
future plans for our happiness.
00:56:59.71\00:57:03.52
Every gift, by the way,
is entirely invested in our
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mission to communicate God's
good news to a generation who
00:57:07.29\00:57:10.53
needs the hope found in Jesus,
which will bring them to joy
00:57:10.53\00:57:14.00
in life. So, once
again, the number to
00:57:14.00\00:57:16.46
call is 877-HIS-WILL.
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This season, my wish for
you is that the Mighty God,
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the Everlasting
Father, the Prince of Peace,
00:57:22.67\00:57:25.27
will be at the heart of the
very best memories made together
00:57:25.27\00:57:29.54
with your family and friends.
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