Why There Must Be Christmas

With Christmas so close, the excitement is practically at a fever pitch. But try to imagine: what if there was no Christmas? What if Christ had never been born? Dr. David Jeremiah explores the bleak despair of life in a Christ-less world, as well as the joy you can embrace through the reality of Christ’s birth.

Why the "Fear-Nots" of Christmas? (Pt. 2)

The angelic faces in your Nativity scene are masking the gut-wrenching fear these people felt in real life. Discover what happened when these people trusted God through their season of fear—and why you should, too.

Why the "Fear-Nots" of Christmas? (Pt. 1)

If you find Christmas to be not a season of festivity, but one of fear, take heart—fear was part of the first Christmas as well. Dr. David Jeremiah offers biblical encouragement for overcoming anxiety and depression, which are often rooted in fear this time of year.

Why Call Him Savior? (Pt. 2)

If you struggle to keep your Christmas celebration focused on Jesus, remember the word that shows how He keeps His love on focused on you: Savior. Dr. David Jeremiah explains why this special word stands apart from the hundreds of other names and titles given to Christ.

Why Call Him Immanuel?

God with us. Just three little words from Matthew’s account of the Nativity story. But those three words radically changed the course of human history. Dr. David Jeremiah looks more deeply into the meaning of “God with us” and the impact of the Creator becoming human in the person of Jesus.

Why Call Him Savior? (Pt. 1)

Jesus is given many names and titles. But the one which was announced to the world on the first Christmas stands apart: Savior. Dr. David Jeremiah considers the meaning and majesty of that special title, and why it was revealed at that particular time.

Why Call Him Immanuel? (Pt. 2)

God with us. Just three little words from Matthew’s account of the Nativity story. But those three words radically changed the course of human history. Dr. David Jeremiah looks more deeply into the meaning of “God with us” and the impact of the Creator becoming human in the person of Jesus.

Why Call Him Immanuel? (Pt. 1)

Because of His love for mankind, the Creator chose to confine Himself to a humble human body so that man could know Him. That’s the Christmas story. Dr. David Jeremiah unpacks that truth, which has challenged and inspired the human race for over two thousand years. What does it mean that God is with us?

Why the Gifts of the Wisemen? (Pt. 2)

Did the Wise Men give gold, frankincense, and myrrh to young Jesus because they were the most valuable gifts? Or the most meaningful? Dr. David Jeremiah answers that question with insights on how each of those gifts reflects Christ as King, Priest and Savior.

Why the Gifts of the Wisemen? (Pt. 1)

They’re not considered central figures in the Nativity story, yet their gifts for the Christ Child are unmatched in significance. Dr. David Jeremiah takes a closer look at the Wise Men, the misinformation that often surrounds their role in the Christmas saga, and the meaning behind each of their gifts.

Why No Room in the Inn?

Christ’s birth in a lowly stable is a detail of the Nativity story that’s covered in just a few words of Luke. But it has profound significance for every person on earth. Dr. David Jeremiah ponders the importance of God in the flesh arriving in this most humble of circumstances.

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