A Thrill of Hope - Luke 2 - Skip Heitzig
- Preacher
- Skip Heitzig
- Tradition
- Calvary Chapel
- Published
- Length
- 35:19
About this sermon
So many of the great songs of the Christmas season have hope as the theme. Perhaps the most famous is the familiar hymn from 1847 “O Holy Night,” which describes the thrill of hope as the weary world rejoices. There are two people in the Christmas story who are usually overlooked, but who embodied this hope as they waited with expectation for years on end for Jesus’ birth. They are Simeon and Anna, and these two are great examples of what it means biblically to have hope. This teaching is from the series of Christmas Messages with Skip Heitzig from Calvary Church.
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