How can the simple routines of devotion become occasions of eternal significance? In Luke 2:21–38, God brings humble servants together to behold and proclaim his Son. Listen as we consider lives devoted to God and that are ready to be used by him.

Is there hope after sin has sidelined us? Zechariah’s restoration and prophecy point to God’s tender mercy toward sinners. Listen to discover the hope of being set free and restored to serve God.

Why does the arrival of Jesus produce such extraordinary joy? Luke 1:39–56 records three responses to Christ’s coming: John leaps, Elizabeth exclaims, and Mary sings. Together they show that true Christian joy is rooted in who Jesus is and what God has accomplished through him. Listen as we consider Christ as the center of our salvation and our joy.

Why did God send his Son to be born of a woman? Gabriel’s announcement in Luke 1:26–38 reveals that Jesus came by God’s initiative to save sinners and establish a kingdom that will never end. Listen as we trace this extraordinary announcement and Mary’s response of believing submission.

Why did God choose a barren couple to prepare the way for Christ? In Luke 1:5–25, God enters the barrenness of Zechariah and Elizabeth’s lives and begins fulfilling promises made centuries earlier. Listen and learn why God’s people can take him at his word.