Christmas Classics - A Compendium of Christmas Sermons

8 Disc Set

Have you ever wondered about that Christmas star that the wise men followed and that stood over the manger so long ago?” And how has it been, that one solitary life was not only able to change the course of human history but able to redeem it as well? Indeed, in that humble beginning, in a donkey’s trough, was the Wonderful Counselor, the Mighty God, the Eternal Father and the Prince of Peace. As the poet once said, “That He whom the sun serves should faintly peep through clouds of infant flesh! That He, the old Eternal Word should be a child and weep; That He who made the fire should fear the cold; That Heaven’s high majesty His court should keep in a clay cottage, by each blast controlled; That Glory’s self should serve our grief ’s and fears, and free Eternity submit to years, let our overwhelming wonder be.” (Richard Crenshaw, 1613-1649)

Teacher: Tommy Nelson

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Sermon 1-1987: The Prince and The Angel
Sermon 2-1988: Jesus’ View of Christmas
Sermon 3-1991: The Incarnation: God’s Final Word
Sermon 4-1995: The Star of Israel
Sermon 5-1999: “What if…”
Sermon 6-1999: Bethlehem and Calvary: Philosophy’s Dream and Religion’s Longing
Sermon 7-2001: Christmas? So What!
Sermon 8-2002: If There Were No Christmas