Season 2 Episode 5: Merry Christmas - God Humbles Himself at the Birth of Christ!

<h1><strong>SEASON 2 EPISODE 5</strong></h1> <h1><strong>GOD HUMBLES HIMSELF ON THE DAY JESUS CHRIST WAS BORN</strong></h1> <p>Merry Christmas Everyone and welcome to my Christmas Day Edition of the Sidney St. James Show.</p> <p>Wow, another year has come and gone. When you are much younger, it seems like it takes forever for Christmas to roll around again and again. However, in my family, it’s almost a December Curse. Not Christmas, something unwanted always happens. This year my December Curse is Covid-19. Although I had all three vaccines which includes the booster and, let’s not forget the Flu shot, it wasn’t enough. So, I decided while under quarantine, I would put together this Christmas Day Special.</p> <p>Today I want to talk to you again about my Sunday School class and a familiar story when we were putting on the annual Christmas Eve Services. But before I do, let me make sure we are on the same page. God is All Powerful. After all, he could destroy the City of Jericho at a snap of his finger, or he could open up the skies and make it rain all day and night for 4o days. So, have you ever asked yourself, when he took the flesh form and gave the world his son, Jesus Christ who was born on Christmas Day, why didn’t he come in with a boom! Why wasn’t Gabriel blowing his horn! Why wasn’t Archangel waving his Sword of Defense in the sky. Why… well, I could find a lot of why’s to talk about.</p> <p>Because our Sunday school was not very large, a single girl was chosen to be all the Wisemen, not just one. We all practiced and practiced until everyone had the story ready to perform for the whole congregation in Eagle Lake, Texas at the First Presbyterian Church. The church was full as it always was on Christmas Eve. When it came time for the one Wiseman’s entrance, the young girl majestically swept up the aisle between the pews, draped in a flowing gold robe and all the costume jewelry accumulated over the years by the Women of the Church for various plays during the year.</p> <p>Novels About Faith on the Fronti