In this year’s Christmas Eve service, we are reminded that Jesus entered into our world in what was seemingly the most inopportune time, in a dirty, smelly manger, and how he continues to enter our lives at all times, good and bad.
In this year’s Christmas Eve service, we are reminded that Jesus entered into our world in what was seemingly the most inopportune time, in a dirty, smelly manger, and how he continues to enter our lives at all times, good and bad.
Topics: Christmas
Sermon Series: When God Shows Up
Then Mary said, “Here am I, the servant of the Lord; let it be with me according to your word.”
But when the right time came, God sent his Son, born of a woman, subject to the law.
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Who wrote the ‘A Beautiful Mess’ poem? I liked it and would like the text for it, in case I use it sometime @ church, and would want to give credit where credit is due.
– Podcaster
Hey Bruce,
We’re glad you liked the Christmas story.
I am on the communications team here at Woodland and I had the privilege of writing it.
I’d be glad to share the text with you via email.
Thanks!
love the story… is it possible to share the images to go along with the story
Hey Mike, glad you like it. Just sent you the pdf with pictures via email. Enjoy!
Hey Paige – would I please be able to get the text and pictures of “A Beautiful Mess,” as well?And great job, by the way. Way to go!
Hey Rob- sure! I’ll send it your way. We have an excellent communications team to bring it all together. This Christmas we’ll have a new story too!