Introduction
I. The story of God became man
II. The implications of God became man
a. God knows by experience what we experience.
b. We can become one with him.
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When God Came to the BBC
The real story of the incarnation will blow your mind—and set you free.
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Read Full TranscriptKen Langley is pastor of Christ Community Church in Zion, Illinois.
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Eileen Lindeman
I like the use of the phrase/title.It is intriguing to the one who is listening.The comments about theosis or divinization seemed narrow however,Thomas Aquinas hardly seems new age and to call early century Christians,Orthodox, and Roman Catholics Eastern Religions seems a stretch. Play-dough illustration is useful and I enjoyed the sermon.Thanks
Stephen Stollings
A compeling sermon! You feel the pressure of the world, and conclude with the comfort and hope that Jesus brought to earth.