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This is part 1 in our Christmas 2008 series, "What Christmas Tells Us."

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Link to PDF Notes.

This past Sunday (11/30) we started a new series: What Christmas Tells Us. For the remaining weeks of this year we'll be looking at some of the big themes behind Christmas, and see how Christ coming as a baby should impact our lives today.

The first message was "What Christmas Tells Us About: Missions." We saw how the example of Jesus tells us we aren't supposed to live our lives at a distance from others, but we are the be close and involved. And that, of course, is difficult and messy, but it's also what has the most impact and shows the most about who God is.

Here's what we'll talk about, and when:

• 11/30 - What Christmas Tells Us About: Missions
• 12/07 - What Christmas Tells Us About: Redemption
• 12/14 - What Christmas Tells Us About: Dignity
• 12/21 - What Christmas Tells Us About: Love

Final week!

Direct link to audio.

Link to PDF notes.

Yes,I've been slack getting these online. Sorry.

Direct link to audio.

Link to PDF notes.

Direct link to audio. Direct link to the pdf notes.

Direct link to the audio.

PDF of the notes.

Here's the direct link to the mp3, and here's the notes we handed out.

At the beginning I answer three questions we got last week: One on communication, then practical ways to keep the foxes out of your relationships, and finally the question of dating someone you don't intend to marry. Then we take off through all of chapter three.

Download the MP3 here, or play it below. You can get the notes from here.

Sorry for the delay, but week two is now up. Actually, the mp3 has been here since Tuesday, just had some trouble getting this posted. But we're good now.

You can download the page file directly here, or listen below. And you can grab the notes here.

Here's the audio from our first week. The beginning has the announcements, and then a good bit of intro, before we get to the text.

You can download it directly here, or listen below.

And don't forget, the notes I mention are here.