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The Birth of the King
Liars. Murderers. Adulterers. God didn’t preserve a special line of righteous men and women for the line of the Messiah. Why not? Because Jesus didn’t come to save the righteous, but the sinners. He came for - and through - the immoral outcasts of humanity. Find out more in our Audio Guide of Matthew 1.
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The world holds democracy as the ideal government, but the truth is, as Christians, we are citizens of a Kingdom. Matthew's gospel points us to our King - Jesus. Grab your headphones and join us as our audio guides lead you through the Beginning of Matthew, as we examine the Coming of the King.
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