This is the second sermon of Advent. Have you considered that rejection was a sign of validation? We normally think in terms of wide-spread acceptance as affirmation which is often true. But the promise for the person (Messiah) and means of salvation would be marked by rejection.
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Jason is the pastor of Union Hill Baptist Church in Goodlettsville, TN. Kimberly homeschools our three awesome kids. We enjoy being together as a family in wherever so long as we are together! Grace and peace to you in the Lord Jesus Christ! If you have any questions or would like to chat you can contact me at
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