The sermon centers on Isaiah 9:1–7 as a profound declaration of joy in the coming of Christ, the long-anticipated Messiah, whose birth fulfills God's redemptive plan from Genesis 3:15 onward. Rooted in the historical context of Judah's fear during the Syro-Ephraimite war, the passage reveals a deeper, eternal truth: Christ's incarnation brings light to spiritual darkness, joy to despair, and liberation from sin's oppression. The sermon emphasizes that Jesus, as the Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God, Everlasting Father, and Prince of Peace, restores divine authority broken by Adam's rebellion, establishing a kingdom of justice, righteousness, and everlasting peace through the zeal of the Lord. This joy is not merely emotional but is grounded in the transformative reality of being delivered from death to life, from bondage to freedom, and from darkness to the light of God's presence. The call of Christmas is thus a summons to surrender to Christ's authority, to experience the profound joy of salvation, and to anticipate the final triumph of God's kingdom, where all conflict will cease and His glory will be fully revealed.

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