Merry Christmas, everyone. It is that time of the year where we are going to release our annual

message from the late Dr. Walter Martin talking about the secret of Christmas. But before we jump

into that message, I do want to talk with you all, Andrew and I want to, because it is the end of

the year. And we have a lot we want to do for next year. But we are, has some substantial

ministry needs as far as financial support goes. Andrew, tell everyone just a little bit about

how everyone who's contributed has helped with their podcasts and how they can help going into 2023.

You know, absolutely. This podcast exists because of your donations. So thank you for that.

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by the late Dr. Walter Martin. Merry Christmas, everyone.

I want to show you a bible. We're not in collations this morning. Instead, we're on Christmas.

And since Christmas has been done to death by now on radio, television, and enumerous church services,

I'm going to have a Christmas meditation. Not so great in length as I hope in depth.

And I'd like you to turn if you would to the gospel of John chapter one. Now you're going to say to me,

what are you doing in the gospel of John at Christmas time? Because it's obvious that the gospel of Matthew

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