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Podcast: God of the Impossible

Chuck Warnock

19 Dec 2011

Some people have difficulty believing that Jesus was born of the virgin Mary because that seems impossible. But when we realize that the virgin birth of Christ is one in a long series of impossible things that God has done, then it's not so difficult to believe. Here's the link to the podcast of my sermon for the fourth Sunday of Advent, God of the Impossible.

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