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Speaker 1: Today we're gonna talk about peace. We're gonna talk about
Speaker 1: number one, what's real peace? Is it really momentary pasts
Speaker 1: of the worries? And second, where do we get through peace?
Speaker 1: And third can we get a hold of it long
Speaker 1: term or is it really a day or two that
Speaker 1: we get that piece. So today we're withinuing our four
Speaker 1: part series or a four week series entitled Promise Fulfilled,
Speaker 1: and we are at our third week. We're discussing the
Speaker 1: songs of Christmas, and today we're going to talk about
Speaker 1: the song entitled Gloria. And that's the song Gloria and
Speaker 1: it's found in Luke chapter two, verse eight to fourteen.
Speaker 1: We start with verse eight and it says there and
Speaker 1: in the same region, there were shepherds out in the
Speaker 1: field keeping watch over their flock by night and an
Speaker 1: angel of the Lord appeared to them. In the glory
Speaker 1: of the Lord shone around them, and they were filled
Speaker 1: with great fear. And verse ten, and the Angel said
Speaker 1: to them, fear not, for behold, I bring you good
Speaker 1: news of great joy that will be for all people.
Speaker 1: For unto you is born this day in the city
Speaker 1: of David, a savior who is Christ the Lord. And
Speaker 1: in verse twelve, and this will be a sign for you. You'll
Speaker 1: find a baby wrapped in swaddling clothes, lying in a manger.
Speaker 1: And suddenly there was a and there was with the
Speaker 1: angel a multitude of heavenly host praising God and saying
Speaker 1: glory to God in the highest and on earth, peace
Speaker 1: among those with whom He is pleased. So what's the
Speaker 1: story behind it. There were shepherds tending their sheep at night,
Speaker 1: and all of a sudden the angel appeared and said,
Speaker 1: fear not, Okaya, Angel Madel Because angels in the Bible
Speaker 1: are not babies. They're huge warriors. And it was a
Speaker 1: bright light that shone in front of them. That's why
Speaker 1: the angel said, fear not, for I have brought you
Speaker 1: good news. Parandosian good news, anion that God was to
Speaker 1: be born, that the Savior, the Redeemer, and bid us
Speaker 1: a story paratigna, he will be born. How do we
Speaker 1: know that you will see a manger and the babies
Speaker 1: they're wrapped in swaddling cloth, and in swaddling cloth. These
Speaker 1: are rettazontela, and you would see him in a manger.
Speaker 1: What's a manger? Animals? Jesus was painting a picture that
Speaker 1: yes he is Lord of all, that he is the
Speaker 1: king of all kings, but he wants to go to
Speaker 1: Earth show his show himself as humble as he can,
Speaker 1: a humble estate. Sabinilla, the creator now goes inside this creation.
Speaker 1: Jesus was being birthed in good news, in good news
Speaker 1: in the Vineginna angel so the shepherd Sabila and Ala taot.
Speaker 1: And what happened next? The angels began to sing the
Speaker 1: word multitude arap is a representation of a thousand angels
Speaker 1: Aelona glinas heavens opening heavens. You would see them and
Speaker 1: they were ready to sing. And this was their one
Speaker 1: life song. Glory to God in the highest Is it
Speaker 1: a familiar phrase for us? Actually in Latin, that's where
Speaker 1: we get the title of the song. Gloria and its
Speaker 1: full context or full title in the Latin verse, which
Speaker 1: was popularized in the third and fourth century. I know
Speaker 1: you know this song Gloria in Excelsis dao. This is
Speaker 1: the meaning yentleg glory to God in the Highest. The
Speaker 1: angels began to worship. The angels began to sing Sabella.
Speaker 1: The glory of God is present in heaven. This is
Speaker 1: the glory of God and the good news that the
Speaker 1: birth of God was actually coming to earth, meaning the
Speaker 1: glory of God in the Highest is now coming to us.
Speaker 1: We can experience Heaven on earth. We can experience his
Speaker 1: glory and experience his faithfulness. We can experience his power
Speaker 1: as he comes to us on earth. What else does
Speaker 1: God bring and pends in have any angel the good news?
Speaker 1: Not only does the glory of God come to us
Speaker 1: on earth. He was saying, the presence of God brings peace.
Speaker 1: Can you tell that person beside you? God brings peace? Peace? Peace?
Speaker 1: You know peace in the Bible, It's been there since
Speaker 1: the beginning. In Genesis, you would see man at peace
Speaker 1: with nature, peace with animals. He was at peace in
Speaker 1: the garden of Eden, and God was at peace with mankind. Unfortunately,
Speaker 1: what entered sin. As soon as Sin entered what happened.
Speaker 1: Peace was distorted, Peace was lost. That's why you would
Speaker 1: hear about stories in the Bible where a brother would
Speaker 1: kill a brother, nations would conquer nations. You would heal
Speaker 1: people oppressed, freeing by God, and then once again being
Speaker 1: oppressed by another group of people. This is the theme
Speaker 1: of the Bible. Lagishang Mehrong war and they will be
Speaker 1: at peace and then once again man. That's why during
Speaker 1: this time there was a treaty by the Roman Empire
Speaker 1: called Pax Romana. What does that mean? Roman peace? But
Speaker 1: that peace wasn't enough for the people of God, Sabinila.
Speaker 1: The absence of war doesn't mean we are at peace
Speaker 1: it ourselves. Why because peace is not always the absence
Speaker 1: of war. And when we talk about peace. This is
Speaker 1: the world today. They define peace differently, Sabinilla. How do
Speaker 1: you define peace? How do you get peace when you
Speaker 1: google it? Sabinilla. Just do the steps. There's a formula
Speaker 1: to get peace. Get away from stress full situations. So
Speaker 1: if you work for an environment that's stressful, Sabina, what
Speaker 1: do you do, Magrissa Gado, is that the solution for
Speaker 1: peace the world would teach us that to get peace.
Speaker 1: Sometimes we need to spend money. You want to feel safe,
Speaker 1: buy a good card, you'll have peace of mind peace.
Speaker 1: The world teaches us that peace comes in buying something
Speaker 1: or doing the steps? Is that real peace? Look in
Speaker 1: the Manu wellampamillion on something for peace of mind? Look
Speaker 1: in the Manu sobram pc. Is that the peace that
Speaker 1: God wants for us? When he was born on earth,
Speaker 1: he brought peace? But what is that piece that the
Speaker 1: Bible is talking about? And I want to share with
Speaker 1: you the word peace? Oh sorry before that. Peace does
Speaker 1: not mean to be in a place where there is
Speaker 1: no noise, trouble or stress. It means to be in
Speaker 1: the midst of those things and still be calm in heart.
Speaker 1: Get in peace regardless of your situation. You may be
Speaker 1: in a situation that's not okay, but you can have peace.
Speaker 1: God can give you that peace because if you're that
Speaker 1: person who doesn't want a stressful situation, you can't exist
Speaker 1: in a situation that there is trouble or noise even
Speaker 1: Peaceion rest in Peaceion who wants to rest in peace? Today?
Speaker 1: We ladi bah. God talks about a different kind of
Speaker 1: peace in the Old Testament and the word used in
Speaker 1: the Old Testament for peace is shalom. Say that with
Speaker 1: me shalom shalom. How about the shalom that is cold,
Speaker 1: shalom pass? Say that shalom pass. Okay, So despite the
Speaker 1: last full show, shalom pass, sorry shalom. The word shalom
Speaker 1: in Greek, it's called a raine, and say that with
Speaker 1: me a raine, the Greek word for peace or shalom.
Speaker 1: This was what the angel was talking about. So what
Speaker 1: does it mean? Sabina shalom is the absence of war,
Speaker 1: but not just that. It was the presence of something better.
Speaker 1: Who wants to know what kind of peace that is?
Speaker 1: If it's an object, this is a picture of peace
Speaker 1: of shalom, it's a break picture. One brick sabin la
Speaker 1: shalom is strong. It can be put on by other bricks.
Speaker 1: When combined, it's a fortress. It's a it's a gait
Speaker 1: that can keep you protected. What if that gait, that
Speaker 1: strong rock is destroyed anemonere it's broken down right. The
Speaker 1: Hebrew word also for restore is also shalom. Shalom means peace, strong, wholeness.
Speaker 1: Now it also means to restore, but ti nima Tayo
Speaker 1: Gavin Dima Ta Battle. So if there's an illustration that
Speaker 1: I want to share with you of what Shalom is,
Speaker 1: it's this. Who's this? NA gets to know? Five thirty
Speaker 1: see bass Bass. This is mister Potato head. I remember
Speaker 1: my cousin would always play with this. This was her
Speaker 1: favorite toy, and when I visit, I would play with
Speaker 1: her and I would make sure that the parts are wrongs.
Speaker 1: A been a that's wrong. And I remember shah favorite
Speaker 1: young game, any toy that stairs to infinity and beyond.
Speaker 1: So yeah, gives mister Potato sempre mister Potato halas. I
Speaker 1: believe the design of mister Potato is really like that.
Speaker 1: It easily takes out because it's for kids, so you
Speaker 1: can put it wherever you want. This is the design
Speaker 1: of mister Potato, and the picture of Shalom is mister
Speaker 1: Potato combined together. Shalom is complete, whole, at peace, restored.
Speaker 1: Once it breaks down, once a piece falls apart, just
Speaker 1: like us, when we go through life and we give
Speaker 1: up something, we fall apart. We need to be restored.
Speaker 1: Shalom is the super glue, the mighty band that brings
Speaker 1: mister Potato together. That's a picture of shalom, the peace
Speaker 1: that the angel was talking about. That was the picture
Speaker 1: of the coming of Christ when he arrived here. Unfortunately,
Speaker 1: in them in details, mister Potato, we have more moving parts.
Speaker 1: He has twelve. We have thirteen, Marame. We have a
Speaker 1: lot at stake relationships that we have. What else our health,
Speaker 1: our finances, the friends, the career that we have, and
Speaker 1: once one of these falls down, we feel we are
Speaker 1: not at peace anymore. So what shalom? I'm going to
Speaker 1: give you a best picture that I can, because when
Speaker 1: I was studying this word, I even asked for Pastor
Speaker 1: Dennis for a copy of a word study that he
Speaker 1: did Negula in just one word. It was twenty slides
Speaker 1: of a word study of what peace means, or what
Speaker 1: shalom means. And this is what it means. Shalom means
Speaker 1: being complete, it's being whole, it's good health. Shalom also
Speaker 1: means peace, which is our topic today. What else Shalom
Speaker 1: means well? Fair, safety, soundness, safety and soundness is us
Speaker 1: sleeping well at night we know that the doors are locked.
Speaker 1: It also means tranquility, prosperity, perfectness, fullness also means rest,
Speaker 1: when we say shalom, when we say I want shalom,
Speaker 1: God also gives us rest harmony, the absence of agitation
Speaker 1: or discord. It's being complete, perfect and full. If that's
Speaker 1: the definition of what the angel was saying, that God
Speaker 1: brings peace, how many of us want shalom in our
Speaker 1: lives that regardless of what's happening outside, you can be complete.
Speaker 1: Regardless of what's happening at outside, you can be whole.
Speaker 1: You may lose your job tomorrow, but you can still declare, Lord,
Speaker 1: thank you, but I'm healthy. Thank you, Lord God, that
Speaker 1: I'm prosperous. Thank you, Lord God, that you are restoring
Speaker 1: me into fullness. Lord, You're taking out the agitations in
Speaker 1: my life. And this is a picture of the coming
Speaker 1: of Jesus. He was bringing peace or shalom. And this
Speaker 1: is what Isaiah was waiting for. In Isaiah nine, verse six,
Speaker 1: it says here he prophesied that there will be someone
Speaker 1: who will be born to us, to be given to us.
Speaker 1: He will be called what wonderful counselor Mighty God, Everlasting Father,
Speaker 1: and Prince of Peace. The Prince of Peace was now born.
Speaker 1: Prince of Shalom has arrived. The prince that will restore
Speaker 1: what is broken in us, the prince that will make
Speaker 1: sure that we are full again, the prince that will
Speaker 1: make sure that we are prosperous, we are healthy. And
Speaker 1: you know what he brings not only peace. He brings
Speaker 1: peace with no end. That's why what I was talking
Speaker 1: a while ago, that's not peace, peace or stress in life.
Speaker 1: Setting aside and having that peace. That's not peace. That's
Speaker 1: ignoring reality. But this is the peace that God wants
Speaker 1: for all of us. It's the peace that has no end. Shalom.
Speaker 1: Tell that person beside you shalem. So as we continue,
Speaker 1: I'm going to share with you three types of peace
Speaker 1: that God brought, the three shaloms that God brought when
Speaker 1: he was born, that the glory of God when he arrived.
Speaker 1: This is what he offered us. First, God gives peace
Speaker 1: within man. Can you raise your right hand, put it
Speaker 1: in your heart and say, Lord, thank you for that
Speaker 1: peace within me. You know, God brings peace within us,
Speaker 1: it says in John fourteen. And this was Jesus say
Speaker 1: saying peace, I live with you. My peace I give
Speaker 1: to you, and we receive it. It's Jesus giving that peace,
Speaker 1: not as the world gives, Do I give it? And
Speaker 1: let not your heart be troubled, neither let them be afraid.
Speaker 1: How many of us have been living a life being
Speaker 1: afraid of tomorrow, being troubled of the smallest things. What
Speaker 1: we plan for dening yaah, we get to be in trouble,
Speaker 1: what we've been hoping for, dening yiareh, we get to
Speaker 1: be afraid. But I believe God is reminding us. Jesus
Speaker 1: is reminding us that He's giving us peace today. Not
Speaker 1: only peace that when we receive it we can move forward.
Speaker 1: It's actually peace from the past as well, peace from condemnation,
Speaker 1: peace from the lives of the enemy. Peace he's from
Speaker 1: sin This is what peace that God brings to us.
Speaker 1: In to share a story, a true story, in fifteen
Speaker 1: fifty five, there was this bishop named Nicholas Ridley, and
Speaker 1: he was actually born, not born, burned, burn at the
Speaker 1: stake Sinow in a push and why why because of
Speaker 1: what he believed in. He was a follower of Christ.
Speaker 1: The day before his execution, before he was burned in
Speaker 1: the steak, his brother, of course loves him so much,
Speaker 1: actually offered to stay with him. Sabina, bro, I think
Speaker 1: I'll be here I'll stay with you, open to a
Speaker 1: tile about your childhood, if you want to eat whatever,
Speaker 1: but I'll just I'll be with you the whole time.
Speaker 1: If you were Nicholas, what would you be feeling if
Speaker 1: tomorrow you'll be burned he is how in Kannah the
Speaker 1: next day? What would you feel? I think what the
Speaker 1: brother would offer would actually be a nice gestured about Anna.
Speaker 1: But you know what he said. He said, it's okay.
Speaker 1: He declined the offer. Sabina, I want to sleep, and
Speaker 1: I want to sleep soundly like a baby. Why because
Speaker 1: I know my God has given me peace. I can
Speaker 1: be at peace. That what I believe. In Orelan, they
Speaker 1: take my life. He was at peace with his creator.
Speaker 1: He was at peace within himself despite the situation that
Speaker 1: he was in. That's why in twenty nine eleven it
Speaker 1: says the Lord will give strength to his people. The
Speaker 1: Lord will bless his people with peace. Some of us
Speaker 1: we deny ourselves from inner peace. Why because we like
Speaker 1: to magnify the worries a warrior. I'm the smallest thing.
Speaker 1: You get to magnify it, and you feel that there
Speaker 1: is no peace. Peace is upon us, and God wants
Speaker 1: to give us peace. Peace within all of us. The
Speaker 1: second one that he gives is peace among men. Peace
Speaker 1: among men, it says in our main text in the song,
Speaker 1: it says, Lord to God in dies and on earth,
Speaker 1: peace among those who are those among us, His people
Speaker 1: among us. And this is another piece that he gives us.
Speaker 1: How I want to share with you this story. This
Speaker 1: is a picture of a white labrador. How many of
Speaker 1: you have experienced playing with a labrador, owning a labrador?
Speaker 1: Talking to a labrador? A labrador by nature, it's playful,
Speaker 1: sabinila young labradoranaka labrador, that's its nature Masa. It would
Speaker 1: wag it steale you know, lats an your friends. But
Speaker 1: for some reason, this labrador owned by a family was
Speaker 1: like this agitated galt remember ba galt sa mundo. The
Speaker 1: labrador was so angry. The kids who played with the
Speaker 1: labrador Indians galip so iron. So the parents were uh
Speaker 1: and worried. So they've been looking for help, to maxilla
Speaker 1: and veldto injection, and they've been looking for a solution.
Speaker 1: The dog was agitated palang galitna the lit day in dog.
Speaker 1: You know what happened? They found this uh sabi the vet.
Speaker 1: The dog whispered so he went in home service for
Speaker 1: Munta and he watched the dog. You're not the dog,
Speaker 1: and just saying you watched the dog, watched the dog
Speaker 1: was staring him down. Call Gallet. For the next three hours,
Speaker 1: sab dog Galatian dog. Really angry, Sabina, this is not
Speaker 1: the nature of this dog. Hunga sabin for hourly in
Speaker 1: churchto sabins, and all of a sudden the dog was fired.
Speaker 1: So you dog, Mahinana. And then he noticed young dog
Speaker 1: and when it would put its left paw over its
Speaker 1: right paw, magand ha ha as a Satan got his
Speaker 1: twis source approached the dog carefully nimas him as paguna,
Speaker 1: sagai let sabundo, and then it took away that torn
Speaker 1: fortunately on pocus in a laboradora something in between Suma
Speaker 1: be she mister her potato hitala Sunan. Donn what happened
Speaker 1: to the dog. I was so happy. It was so
Speaker 1: reallyd swagging its tail all over, playing lacking everyone, eating
Speaker 1: the trash. It was doing what he was doing for
Speaker 1: the past few years in his life. So happy. The
Speaker 1: dog was back to Norman. You would see he had
Speaker 1: that piece, was playing with everybody shoulder shalom. What happened?
Speaker 1: Why am I sharing it? The story of the dog
Speaker 1: the labrador? This is what happened after that? What happened
Speaker 1: to the dog got relieved? Why am I sharing this story?
Speaker 1: You know why? Because just like the labrador, some of
Speaker 1: us were like that. Some of us been angry at
Speaker 1: the world. Oh I remember my time was angry at life.
Speaker 1: Some of us we've been angry l la pit and
Speaker 1: palantyo bro being I was a salad and victory grouping. Okay,
Speaker 1: let galled someone do. And I remember how I was
Speaker 1: invited to a victory group and I was angry. So
Speaker 1: I got to Toba to Sin Sabin too. You knowed
Speaker 1: I was that guy with that torn But you know,
Speaker 1: after a few years, I approached my victory group leader
Speaker 1: and asked him, Bro, why were you patient with me?
Speaker 1: Why didn't you give up? You know why? Because I
Speaker 1: knew you were going through something. Maybe, young guy, let
Speaker 1: money in. It's a picture of us. When sin is
Speaker 1: taken out, we began to see life in a different perspective. Heal,
Speaker 1: this is the piece that God brings among men. And
Speaker 1: you know what when I took out that thorn, when
Speaker 1: my victory group leader walked me through life. When he
Speaker 1: walked me through the word of God and what God
Speaker 1: has done in my life, what Jesus has done. You know,
Speaker 1: I began to forgive and I began to forgive them,
Speaker 1: and not only that, I began to ask for forgiveness.
Speaker 1: This is the piece that God brings to us, Peace
Speaker 1: within us first, what else? Peace among men. That's why
Speaker 1: I appreciate our victory group leader's why because sometimes just
Speaker 1: sometimes people are angry at them, but they are patient,
Speaker 1: They pray for you, they make sure you hear the word.
Speaker 1: And then pakah sobran close nuna chakasi la babahwe kaladatila
Speaker 1: lordship plank. This is a picture of what God brings
Speaker 1: to us. We get reconciled with others, we can release forgiveness,
Speaker 1: and we can also ask for forgiveness. This is the
Speaker 1: second piece that God brings. And the third, which I
Speaker 1: think is the most important one, that the peace of
Speaker 1: God that He has brought to us. This is he
Speaker 1: restored relationship with God. God restored us to him, says
Speaker 1: in his word and in the song. With whom he
Speaker 1: is pleased doesn't mean it means it's not for all.
Speaker 1: It means not everyone. Why Why do you think God
Speaker 1: needs to restore us to him? Because scripture says we
Speaker 1: were also enemies, enemies of God. We were also at
Speaker 1: war with God because of sin. That's why in Romans five,
Speaker 1: it's a good reminder. It says here for a while
Speaker 1: we were enemies, we were reconciled to God by the
Speaker 1: death of his son. It's a picture now of the
Speaker 1: arrival of Jesus and what he would do for the
Speaker 1: next thirty three years. And it's a picture again of shalom,
Speaker 1: God restoring us to completeness, God restoring our relationship with him,
Speaker 1: God making sure that we are okay with him. Why
Speaker 1: because only if we are okay with God, that's the
Speaker 1: time we can be at peace with ourselves. Within us,
Speaker 1: that's the only time we can release forgiveness and be
Speaker 1: at peace to others. As you continue, this is Jesus
Speaker 1: saying to his disciples before he went up, he said
Speaker 1: these things. I have spoken to you that in me
Speaker 1: you may have peace. Only in God that we can
Speaker 1: have peace in the world. You will have tribulation. That's
Speaker 1: a promise we will always have that stress will always
Speaker 1: go through trials, but be of good cheer. In another
Speaker 1: in a different version, it says, take heart, I have
Speaker 1: overcome the world. God has overcome the stress that we
Speaker 1: are going through. I believe God is reminding us that
Speaker 1: He has overcome even sickness, death, even financial crisis, even
Speaker 1: that relational issue. He has overcome and that's why he
Speaker 1: can have peace today. This is the peace that God
Speaker 1: wants for all of us, a peace that we can
Speaker 1: rest in him. The question is probably for us now, Bro,
Speaker 1: I've been attending church, listening to the word of God
Speaker 1: for the past three years. Taulam peace. Why don't I
Speaker 1: feel that peace? Why can't I be at peace after
Speaker 1: I leave the church? Were reading a little after I
Speaker 1: leave the church and Jumper in a problem, why can't
Speaker 1: I find that peace? And we go back to verse
Speaker 1: eleven of our story. It says here for unto you, Yes,
Speaker 1: Jesus was born for us, and Jesus was born to
Speaker 1: save us. That's why it says unto you is born
Speaker 1: this day in the city of David. A savior saved
Speaker 1: us from our sins. But the question is what is
Speaker 1: our response when he accepted when we accepted him as
Speaker 1: our savior? What is our heart. Do we consider him
Speaker 1: as our lord? Is he the lord of our lives?
Speaker 1: Or do we consider Jesus as only our savior and
Speaker 1: not our lord? Because the Bible tells us that if
Speaker 1: we consider Him as our lord and savior, we will
Speaker 1: have that peace, that peace that we can enjoy, that
Speaker 1: peace of any situation, that you can be okay, peace
Speaker 1: within peace among people, and peace with God. That's why
Speaker 1: the Apostle Paul reminds us. Before the Apostle Paul's remind you,
Speaker 1: I forgot peace rules the day When Christ is the
Speaker 1: lord of your heart? What rules your day? Is it worries?
Speaker 1: As soon as you wake up? What's on your mind?
Speaker 1: What rules it? What dictates your action of the day?
Speaker 1: Is it problems, finances, relational issues, being hopeless? Is that
Speaker 1: what rules your day? Who wants to have peace to
Speaker 1: rule your day? It says, let's have Christ to be
Speaker 1: the lord of our hearts. Not only our hearts, but
Speaker 1: Christ as the Lord of our lives. That's why I'm
Speaker 1: encouraged when the Apostle Paul said this that if we
Speaker 1: have Christ as the Lord of our hearts, we can rejoice,
Speaker 1: always rejoice, he said, And if you're going through worries.
Speaker 1: You're going through troubles. This is what you do, says
Speaker 1: in verse six. Do not be anxious, Do not worry
Speaker 1: why because in everything, bring it to God. Pray, worship him. Lord, thanksgiving, Lord,
Speaker 1: Thank you that you're a promise keeper. Lord God, Lord,
Speaker 1: you are my We can declare this in our lives. Lord.
Speaker 1: I may be sick, Lord, but I just lift up
Speaker 1: to you. Thank you Lord for your faithfulness in me. Lord,
Speaker 1: just lift up. Begin to lift up your concerns to
Speaker 1: God and what will happen. And this is his promise
Speaker 1: to us today and the peace of God which surpasses
Speaker 1: all understanding. We may not understand the things that are
Speaker 1: going on in our lives, but the peace of God
Speaker 1: can guard our hearts and our minds. In Christ Jesus.
Speaker 1: This is the peace that God wants us. And this
Speaker 1: is the peace that God brought when he was born.
Speaker 1: You know the shepherds, they responded in worship, and today
Speaker 1: want to give each and everyone an opportunity to worship God.
Speaker 1: Declared that God is a faithful God. Not only that
Speaker 1: that God is a glorious God, and more than that
Speaker 1: that he's a God who wants to give you peace
Speaker 1: piece within peace among your people, your friends, your relatives,
Speaker 1: and he reminds you that He has restored the peace
Speaker 1: between you and you.
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