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EPISODE · Dec 11, 2019 · 45 MIN

The Songs of Christmas: The Benedictus

from Renaissance Christian Church · host Robert Fonseca

Luke 1:67–80Meaning "blessed," the Benedictus is Zacharias's song of praise to God, revealing great truths about God's salvation for his people. In this second message of the Christmas series, Robert Fonseca preaches on a prophetic song, which relates what God has done for his people, and how John, the son of Zacharias, will prepare God's people. "He has sent redemption to His people; He has ordained His covenant forever; Holy and awesome is His name."  Psalm 111:9Sermon from December 8, 2019.We'd love to have you join us for worship this Sunday. See the Renaissance Christian Church site for address and time. Support the show (https://ren.church/give)

In this second message of the Christmas series, Robert Fonseca preaches on a prophetic song, which relates what God has done for his people, and how John, the son of Zacharias, will prepare God's people.

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Luke 1:67–80Meaning "blessed," the Benedictus is Zacharias's song of praise to God, revealing great truths about God's salvation for his people. In this second message of the Christmas series, Robert Fonseca preaches on a prophetic song, which...

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