Messengers From Heaven – Four Angelic Visitations that Set the Stage for Jesus’ Birth.

Visit #4: The Shepherds

by | December 25, 2016

In this last sermon in our short Christmas series we look at the angels visit to the shepherds in "Luke 2:8-14" . A Savior is born who is Christ, the Lord! We have a Savior and His name is Jesus!

Angel Visit #3 – Joseph

by | December 18, 2016

In this third sermon of our Christmas series we look into the angel's appearance in  dream to Joseph. Joseph is to be the stepfather of the Messiah! Read Matthew 1:18-25 and listen in as Mike D'Andrea preaches on this amazing encounter.

Angel Visit #2: Mary

by | December 11, 2016

In this second sermon of our Christmas series we look into the archangel Gabriel’s appearance and message to Mary. Mary is to be the mother of the Messiah! See "Luke 1:26-38" .

Angel Visit #1: Zechariah

by | December 4, 2016

In this first sermon of our Christmas series we look into the archangel Gabriel's appearance and message to Zechariah. Zechariah and Elizabeth would be the parents of the forerunner to the Messiah! See "Luke 1:5-25" .

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