Momentum Church Podcast

In the Bible, at the beginning of the Book of Luke, there is a short compilation of songs that were sung in anticipation or celebration of the birth of Jesus who came to make peace between God and people. You might say these were the first Christmas tunes ever, and we think theses songs will make your holidays more meaningful and leave you saying: "Now that's what I call Christmas!"

In the Bible, at the beginning of the Book of Luke, there is a short compilation of songs that were sung in anticipation or celebration of the birth of Jesus who came to make peace between God and people. You might say these were the first Christmas tunes ever, and we think theses songs will make your holidays more meaningful and leave you saying: “Now that’s what I call Christmas!”

In the Bible, at the beginning of the Book of Luke, there is a short compilation of songs that were sung in anticipation or celebration of the birth of Jesus who came to make peace between God and people. You might say these were the first Christmas tunes ever, and we think theses songs will make your holidays more meaningful and leave you saying: "Now that's what I call Christmas!"

In the Bible, at the beginning of the Book of Luke, there is a short compilation of songs that were sung in anticipation or celebration of the birth of Jesus who came to make peace between God and people. You might say these were the first Christmas tunes ever, and we think theses songs will make your holidays more meaningful and leave you saying: "Now that's what I call Christmas!"

The first line of the Bible (Genesis 1:1) reads: "In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth." The problem is, when God created people, he loved us so much that he gave us a powerful little thing called "free will" - meaning, we can choose to be idiots if we want to. God's not going to force us to love him and love each other. Well, unfortunately for mankind, most of the first people in the Book of Genesis chose to be idiots. Here are their stories...