Send us a textThis weekend's program was produced in and was prepared to focus our attention on the Christ of Christmas In the right column are resources and ideas for you to use personally with your own families The Christian Worldview wishes all of you a memorable and meaningful Christmas To God be all Glory Christmas is upon us While it's easy to get distracted by all that competes for our attention current events and politics work and school sports and recreation travel and material things even family and church there is really only one most important issue and that [... more]

The person of Jesus Christ is the central figure in the history of the human race, and His birth is a fulfillment of ancient prophecies. The Bible teaches that Jesus is the Son of God, born of a virgin, and that He came to save humanity from sin. The story of His birth is a reminder of God's love and redemption, and it is a message that is just as relevant today as it was when He first came to earth. [... more]

The Christ of Christmas is the central figure in the history of the human race, and His life has had a profound impact on the world. The prophecies of His coming are found in the Old Testament, and His birth is recorded in the New Testament. Jesus Christ is the only way to be reconciled to God, and His death on the cross paid the penalty for our sins. The message of Christmas is that God sent His Son as a child to offer Himself on the cross for our sins, and we can be saved by placing our faith in Him. [... more]

The Christ of Christmas is the central figure in the history of the human race. Jesus Christ is the only most important issue, and His birth is a time when Christians remember and celebrate God sending His Son into our world. The prophecies of the coming of Jesus Christ are clear and amazing, and His life, death, and resurrection are the only way to be reconciled to God. [... more]

The psalmist in Psalm 19 describes the majesty of God's works, revealing his glory through creation. The heavens declare God's handiwork, and the sun's movement is a picture of the life-giving power of God's works. The apostle Paul references this in Romans 1, stating that God's invisible attributes have been clearly perceived since creation, making humanity without excuse for suppressing the truth. [... more]