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“Mission Impossible“

Speaker: Tara Ross

Series: Nothing to Fear

Primary text: Luke 1:26-38

Speaker: Tara Ross
Series: Nothing to Fear
Primary text: Luke 1:26-38

God often asks us to trust before we understand.

As we continue our series, Nothing to Fear, we pray it would sink into our bones that wherever we are, whether we’re curious or convicted, God is with us. He is with us when we are joyful. He is with us when it’s the most wonderful time of year and we still feel sad every day. He is with us when we want so badly, especially as Christmas approaches, for our children to know Jesus. Even if we know we don’t need to fear death, there are many reasons we need God with us if we’re to be free of fear in life.

Mary had a plan for her life. She likely had plans and dreams for what marriage to Joseph would be like. Maybe she daydreamed about what their children would be like. Odds are she never dreamed she would carry the son of the God before she ever married. She knew God often asks us to trust before we understand. We look to Mary as a model of faith and discipleship not because she was chosen to carry Jesus, but because she chose to trust God would carry her.

Other texts in this message: Proverbs 3:5-6, Isaiah 7:14, Luke 1:18-20

Homework

Dare to trust God with your uncertainty.

Distrust your understanding.

Seek God in all you do.

Memorize Mary’s Song: Luke 1:46-55 Record a video reciting it and send it to info@capitalchurch.com for a chance to win Tara’s favorite scarf!

Book Recommendations:
The Real Mary by Scot McKnight

Verse for the Week: Proverbs 3:5-6

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Worship Songs

Go Tell It On the Mountain
John Wesley Work, Jr, arranged by Josh Wilson

Hymn of Joy
Henry Van Dyke and Ludwig van Beethoven, arranged by Chris Tomlin and Ed Cash

I Heard the Bells
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow and John Calkin


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Tara Ross, Luke, Proverbs, Isaiah, Nothing to Fear, Proverbs 3:5-6, Isaiah 7:14, Luke 1:18-20, Luke 1:26-38

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