Wonder (2020)

Reliving the Miracle of Christmas

by David Daniels on December 6, 2020

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From ancient prophecy to an angel’s announcement to the mysterious visit from royalty in the East, the birth of Jesus is the most marvelous event in history. Each year, Christmas evokes a new sense of wonder. In this Christmas sermon series, travel back and discover why the people, places and particulars are so spectacular and learn what they mean for God’s people today.

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The Wonder of Mary

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This message from the 2020 "Wonder" Christmas series focuses on Luke 1:26-38 and the Core Belief of Jesus Christ.
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The Wonder of Bethlehem

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This message from the 2020 "Wonder" Christmas series focuses on Luke 2:1-7 and the Core Belief of Jesus Christ.
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The Wonder of Wise Men

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This message from the 2020 "Wonder" Christmas series focuses on Matthew 2:1-12 and the Core Competency of Worship.
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The Wonder of Angels

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This Christmas Eve service from the 2020 "Wonder" series includes a short message on 1 Peter 1:10-12.
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The Wonder of Egypt

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This message from the 2020 "Wonder" Christmas series focuses on Matthew 2:13-18 and the Core Competency of Salvation by Grace.

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Dr. David Daniels (D. Min. Dallas Theological Seminary, M. Div. Denver Seminary) is Lead Pastor of Central Bible Church and author of Next Step Church, Next Step Discipleship, Next Step Journal, Wonder, and An Unexpected King.

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Christmas (Life Issues) Devotional Collection (Spiritual Growth )

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Wonder (2020)

Reliving the Miracle of Christmas

by David Daniels on December 6, 2020

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