Welcome to Summit Life with Pastor JD Greer. As always, I'm your host, Molly Vitavitch.

We trust you had a wonderful weekend celebrating the birth of Jesus with family or friends

and we're just so glad that you're back with us today as we celebrate Christmas one more

day.

Let me ask you a question. What are you called? We can tell so much about a relationship

by, you know, the language that we use with one another. For an example, I'm called

a few things. Molly, mommy, sweetheart. Well, that's the concept of hope has a name and

his name is Jesus. So in a message that was originally preached on Christmas Eve, Pastor

JD shares that for all that you aren't, for all that you need, for all that you fear,

for all that you crave, for literally all that you ever cannot be, he is the great I am.

We know you don't want to miss any of Pastor JD's messages. So if you ever need to catch

up, you can hear previous broadcasts by visiting online at JD Greer.com. But for now, here's

Pastor JD.

In the book of Proverbs, King Solomon declared, Proverbs 1810, the name of the Lord is a

strong tower. The rites just run into it and they are saved. For the last several weeks

of the summer church, we've been looking at the names that God gave to the Messiah. The

names that God gave that would indicate the kind of Messiah that he would be to us. The

prophet Isaiah prophesying nearly 700 years before the birth of Jesus said that you will

call the name of this child, Emmanuel, God with us. Wonderful counselor. Everlasting

father, mighty God, the Prince of peace. These are the names of salvation. These are the

names that the rites just run into and they are saved. These are the names that give us

the victory that belongs to Jesus. This afternoon, I want to address the name that is behind

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