The greatest miracle was not a baby born to a couple in their old age.

It wasn't even one born to a virgin.

The greatest miracle was a man who stepped onto the scene, fulfilling 1,500 years of prophecy,

was crucified according to that prophecy, put into a grave and walked out of that grave by his own power three days later.

That was the miracle.

Yeah. hour three days later. That was the miracle. Welcome to the Summit Life podcast. If we don't say it often enough, it's an honor to

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Pastor Jadie takes us to the song of Zechariah, John the Baptist Father, sung after the miracle

of his son's birth. And he points out something really interesting. Zechariah anchors his praise

around three very ordinary objects, simple things that God uses to help us

grasp the real meaning of Christmas. Let's take a look at the rich symbolism behind one of these

objects right now.

Luke chapter one, if you got your Bibles this morning, Luke chapter one, this officially

begins our Christmas series. So I guess I can say to you officially, Merry Christmas.

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