Sunday Podcast: Advent Meditation #4: Jesus, the Photograph of God

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In today’s episode:

Colossians 1:15
He is the image of the invisible God, the firstborn of all creation.

Last week’s episode featured the page in the Nazareth family album dedicated to Mary, Messiah’s mother. It was her courage and selflessness that the Godhead saw and endorsed with the full weight of heaven’s glory. It was her amen that ended the petitions of God-fearing saints since the prophecy of Messiah way back in the Garden…

Today, fittingly, on this Sunday of Christmas week, let us flip another page in the Nazareth family album and zero in on the photograph of Messiah Himself: Jesus, who is the Christ…

The first century followers in Palestine had the luxury of God Himself walking among them. What of us in the twenty-first century? How can we say “Come and see” and make it believable and effectual…?

Running Time: 22m, 37s

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My Apologies!

Because the recording was done in a special place (which I’ll explain in the podcast) instead of the better acoustics of my home, the quality may not be up to snuff – though still listenable! My voice, cadence and content are entirely my fault, however.

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Pasturescott

For nearly three decades, Scott ministered in churches, at youth events, to professional athletes, and was a frequent speaker at disability camps. He served another seventeen years as the senior pastor of a local church in Douglasville, Georgia. ••••• Scott has a unique ministry to those who are hurting since his own disability allows him access to a suffering world. He ministers these days through his blog, teaches and preaches occasionally, and is still very much engaged in discipling younger men and encouraging pastors. ••••• Married to Sandy, his loving companion of forty years, Scott continues to brag about how she hung his moon and is the best person he’s ever known. They have a son, Graham, who waits for them in heaven. ••••• Scott and Sandy presently make their home in Clearwater, Florida.

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