David Brinkman

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The birth of Jesus, the "Unwanted Savior," is presented as a profound mystery and a divine gift, yet he was born into humble circumstances with no room at the inn. While the world celebrates Christmas with festivities often honoring Santa Claus and engaging in sinful practices, these celebrations are depicted as a mockery of Christ's birth and a work of the devil. The sermon contrasts the world's rejection of Jesus, even when he performed miracles, with God's ultimate exaltation of him and the declaration that salvation is found only in his name. It concludes by urging listeners to choose Jesus over worldly celebrations and to open their hearts to him for true peace and salvation, rather than embracing the "sickening delusion" of the world's Christmas.

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Everyone will inevitably meet God, and the crucial question is how that meeting will occur. Some will meet God as their Father, having accepted Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior, with their sins forgiven. Others, however, will meet God in their sins, having resisted His Spirit and refused Christ, facing His eternal wrath. The sermon implores listeners not to meet God in their sins, but to ensure they have found acceptance through Christ before their appointed time.

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God's love has turned to wrath for those who reject Jesus Christ, and It urges listeners to get right with God immediately. It describes the intense indignation God feels toward those who ignore His Son and emphasizes the dire consequences of such rejection, citing the Bible verse that the wrath of God abides on those who do not believe. The core lesson is that salvation is found by confessing sins, pleading for mercy through Jesus Christ, and seeking assurance of forgiveness from God. The sermon concludes by highlighting the life-transforming power of this personal experience with God and the eternal joy that comes from choosing Christ as Lord and Savior.