What Child is This?
from Ross Breitkreuz Hosted by Ross Breitkreuz
Everyone knows the Christmas Story: Baby, manger, wisemen, shepherds, a bright star. But what came before that? Most people think Jesus' birth was important because of the life He lived, but people on earth were excited about Him long before the miracles. What made Jesus' arrival so significant? In this message Ross explores the events leading to Jesus' birth and the exciting promise that made His arrival so spectacular.
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