X-Mas - See Jesus as King

Send us Fan MailRemember the awe-struck moment I shared about a woman meeting Paul Newman? That's the type of reverence we're unpacking in this episode as we explore the profound layers of Christmas and the life of Jesus Christ. We're moving past the familiar nativity scene to grasp the deep characteristics of Jesus as Isaiah's prophesied Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace. Through personal anecdotes and scripture from Isaiah 9 and Philippians 2, we invite you to a spiritual celebration that magnifies Jesus's eternal kingship and divine counsel, offering a fresh perspective on the awe and reverence fitting for the King we are about to celebrate this holiday season.The Christmas story isn't just one of a baby in a manger, and this episode is far from a mere retelling. I share candidly how faith in Jesus Christ transformed my life from confusion to purpose, highlighting His ever-reigning power that supersedes even the most influential political figures. Join us as we marvel at the authenticity of His authority and the peace and justice He brings, inspiring us all to embody the service-oriented life that Jesus exemplified on earth. Our guest, John Young, echoes these sentiments, urging us to prioritize worship with the same passion and preparation as if we were hosting the highest dignitary.Finally, we turn our attention to the impact of prioritizing worship and service in our own lives, especially during the Christmas season. We discuss how giving God our utmost reverence in worship can profoundly change our approach to the holidays and how acts of service can mirror Christ's work on earth. Through John Young's reflections and our shared experiences, we're encouraged to approach God with open hearts, treating every worship service with the reverence it deserves, acknowledging God's greatness, and sharing it with others. Let's come together this Christmas with a renewed commitment to worship our King with the honor He rightly deserves.www.cremministry.org