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Christmas Greeting

by michael on December 22, 2008

I love Christmastime.  Always have.  I love the brisk weather.  I love big fluffy snowflakes, sparkling decorations, Christmas carols, cards and letters.  I love shiny presents under a Christmas tree, its branches adorned with mementos of Christmases past.  I love sugar cookies, hot apple cider, and gatherings with friends and family around a glowing hearth.  Best of all, I love the Christmas Story.  I never get tired of hearing about the shepherds watching their sheep at night, or of angelic hosts heralding Glad Tidings.  I can picture a scene of the Baby Jesus wrapped in swaddling cloths in a manger, of Joseph, a poor carpenter and his betrothed virgin Mary, looking on in wonder.  

Ponder the Miracle with them for just a moment.  Later there would come wise men from the East, bearing precious gifts, and then the threat of Herod and of God’s divine protection.  This is great stuff!  We couldn’t write a story like this, but God did.  It is the greatest love story ever told.  For God so loved us that He gave His only Son, not just to give us yuletide cheer, or to make us feel warm and fuzzy inside, but He gave us His Son Jesus, the Saviour who would reconcile us to God through His death and resurrection, so that now as His children we might call Him “Abba.”  What a story!  This coming year let us share it with someone who has never heard it.   

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We find Theo the theologian in his cottage singing “Amazing Grace.” The scene begins across the water and enters Theo’s library as he’s deep in thought and singing the words, “I once was lost… but now I’m found” and we startle him a bit. He tells us he has Good News for us, and then two cute furry little creatures interrupt him.

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About this clip: Animation was done by Bob McKnight, John Pomeroy, and Kristen Sych.

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We find Theo the theologian in his cottage singing “Amazing Grace.” The scene begins across the water and enters Theo’s library as he’s deep in thought and singing the words, “I once was lost… but now I’m found” and we startle him a bit. He tells us he has Good News for us, and then two cute furry little creatures interrupt him.

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About this clip: Animation was done by Bob McKnight, John Pomeroy, and Kristen Sych.

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The Good News – the Gift of Life

December 16, 2008

This clip is really at the core of Theo’s “Good News.” It clearly depicts the awful separation between sinful mankind and holy God. Because “all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God” (Romans 3:23), there is no way for this young couple to cross the great divide without Jesus Christ becoming the [...]

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The Purpose-Driven Cartoon

December 12, 2008

Theo was created in order to reach children, from preschool through elementary school, in ALL cultures, with the “Good News” of the Bible, truths that would be taught in such a way that children will not only enjoy the learning process, but also retain what they have learned.
This is an exciting time for us here [...]

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