Advent: A Son, not a Slave

Pastor Jim Warren speaks from Matthew 2:7-16 and Hosea 11:1 for this third Sunday in our Advent series. He mentions 1 Chronicles 28:9 and Jeremiah 29:11-14. He closes with the story of the prodigal son from Luke 15:11-24.

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The Magi Worship Jesus

Pastor Joyce Swingle calls the congregation to worship as the magi did in this message from Matthew 2:1-12. Drama Evangelist Rich Swingle shared "The New King" from his Christmas play "Views of the Manger," as filmed at Butler (NJ) Church of the Nazarene.

 
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Is Jesus Your King?

Pastor Joyce Swingle speaks from Matthew 2 about Jesus the King of His People and prays that each person would be willing to let the Lord remove sin and demonic spirits from them so that they can recognize Jesus at work in the world and be prepared for His Second Coming.  

She mentions a Wednesday night Bible study by Rebekah W. and one by Pastor Randy Solomon, as well as last week's message by Pastor Jim Warren.  She also mentions the Swingle Christmas tree and manger scene, both pictured here.  Drama Evangelist Rich Swingle prays over the message and the offering.

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