Following up on last week’s sermon about the who, where, and what of Jesus’ birth, we turn to Hebrews 2:14-18 to learn more about what the incarnation was and also why it had to happen.
God sent his unique Son in human flesh to be the propitiation for sins, Savior of the world, and life for all who believe.
When it looked like God had forgotten his people, he remembered his covenant promises.
In Stephen's speech before the Jewish Council, he gave a master class on the meaning of Old Testament history, which culminated in Jesus.
