God Is Not A Theory S5E52 - The Risk and Rightness of Christmas: Reflections on Jesus, the Davidic King
Dec 26, 2024
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In this episode of God is Not a Theory with Ken Fish, Ken shares a unique Christmas-themed message exploring the risks of Christmas. From the divine risk of Jesus entering the world as a vulnerable baby to the political and spiritual challenges of the time, Ken unpacks the profound narrative of the incarnation. He reflects on the Davidic lineage, angelic interventions, and the importance of remaining faithful to God's unfolding plan. This episode is a call to humility, faith, and wholehearted submission to Jesus, the Jewish King, whose arrival changed history.
Key Topics Discussed
- The risky yet right timing of the first Christmas.
- The Davidic lineage and its significance to Jesus’ kingship.
- The angelic visitations surrounding Jesus' birth.
- The supernatural versus mythological narratives of Christmas.
- The ongoing relevance of the Christmas story in modern times.
- The call to faithful obedience in the midst of uncertainty.
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