Sunday December 22: “What Child is This? King of Kings” Isaiah 9:2-7

By Bill Flavin, Lead Pastor

Our world has an awkward relationship with power and position. Most of us have experienced abuses of power and position being leveraged for less than Christ-like reasons. We often think of power as an over-and-against move, but scripture paints another picture of leader, power, and king. Jesus was to come and be the king of all kings, above and more powerful than all the previous kings. Yet, he came with humility, seeking justice, and living a selfless life.


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