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Good morning Church, it was great to see our girls this last weekend and to just enjoy some rest and peace.
You know this is the season for peace and goodwill, it’s Christmas, that’s right, it is “Christ”mas.
The seasons is all about Jesus Christ.
Just as one the central images of the season is all about Him too, the Christmas tree.
A couple of weeks ago we talked about the tree itself, now I want to talk about some of the adornments that are found on about every tree out there and that is the lights on and star that tops the tree.
And how do we know these things are about Christ, well it is in the very story of Christmas found in , if you would go ahead and turn there, it says:
Intro:
Good morning Church, it was great to see our girls this last weekend and to just enjoy some rest and peace.
You know this is the season for peace and goodwill, it’s Christmas, that’s right, it is “Christ”mas.
The seasons is all about Jesus Christ.
Just as one the central images of the season is all about Him too, the Christmas tree.
A couple of weeks ago we talked about the tree itself, now I want to talk about some of the adornments that are found on about every tree out there and that is the lights on and star that tops the tree.
And how do we know these things are about Christ, well it is in the very story of Christmas found in , if you would go ahead and turn there, it says:
Pray
Christmas Linebacker video.
You see it is time to put the Christ back in Christmas.
I had a pretty eye-opening conversation on Facebook this week about the Christmas tree and I was amazed at how many of us have no clue about our Christian heritage.
The Christmas tree was not a pagan symbol we adopted, no, it is purely Christian.
We learned that from the lesson on the tree and we are going to find out more this week as we talk about the beautiful lights and the star on top.
Because to understand why we do what we do, we have to understand where it come from and it all started around 1500 with Martin Luther.
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The history –
A. Martin Luther
1. Who He was
2. The stars lighting the trees
a. Around 1500
b. snowy night
B. On the tree
1. reminder of the stars
2. Reminder of the light
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Light has come
b.
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