There’s Peace to Be Had
The angels announced the birth of Jesus to those who were least likely to receive such glorious news. Christ’s incarnation brings peace to a chaotic earth that longs for something more.
Author
Travis Agnew
Lead Pastor
Peace
There’s Peace to Be Had
The angels announced the birth of Jesus to those who were least likely to receive such glorious news. Christ’s incarnation brings peace to a chaotic earth that longs for something more.
Travis Agnew
Lead Pastor
- Peace isn’t something you control but Someone you behold.
An Empire Offering Peace (Luke 2:1–5)
- The world seeks peace by gaining power, enforcing control, and silencing opposition (1–2).
- God sovereignly uses human pride to fulfill His divine promises (3; cf. Mic. 5:2).
- Earthly rulers pull strings for a moment, but all will eventually and eternally bow to the true King (4–5).
A Savior Bringing Peace (Luke 2:6–14)
- Jesus entered the world’s grime without hesitation (6–7).
- God looks upon the overlooked and brings His glory to the margins (8–9).
- Peace is found not by changing your circumstances, but by beholding the Christ (10–14).
A People Going in Peace (Luke 2:15–20)
- Don’t ignore the invitation to encounter Jesus up close and personal (15–16).
- Those who encounter Christ cannot help but speak of Him (17–18).
- God’s peace travels with us into ordinary life, not away from it (19–20).
