This passage is the thematic center of John's prologue. In this center, he tells us that some have rejected the Word and others have believed, becoming God's children.

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Luke 2:15-20 "What's Your Response?"

Josh McDowell wrote a book called Evidence that Demands a Verdict. The Good News that God saves sinners is a message that demands a response.

The shepherds respond to the angelic message with obedience. Mary responds with pondering, and the citizens of Bethlehem respond with amazement. How will you respond?

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John continues the introduction to his Gospel by teaching us that Jesus is life and light.

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John 1:1-2

In the opening to John's Gospel, he introduces us to the second person of the Trinity.

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Luke 2:36-38 "Waiting for the Redemption"

Simeon was not the only one waiting for the Messiah. While Simeon is prophesying over the baby Jesus, Anna approaches. Anna has been a widow for a long time. She has spent that time dependent upon God. She shows her dependence by waiting for the redemption of Jerusalem and telling others about God's promised Messiah.

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John wraps up his letter to Gaius with a joyful desire to see him face-to-face. We should have a joyful expectation to gather with our friends-in-Jesus every opportunity we get.

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3 John 9-12

John warns Gaius to watch out for Diotrephes and calls on him to welcome Demetrius. In this, John gives Gaius more ways to identify false teachers.Please visit our Website for more information on Fairlea Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.

Luke 2:21-35 "The Consolation of Israel"

This sermon looks at Simeon and the Consolation of Israel. Simeon is waiting; he is waiting for the "consolation of Israel." The Holy Spirit has told him that his waiting will be rewarded at the Temple.

It is at the Temple that he meets Joseph, Mary, & the baby Jesus. And Jesus is the long-awaited Consolation of Israel. Simeon shows this in his song. Jesus is his peace, his salvation, and the light of the nations.

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