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In this Christmas week episode of Hard Truths, we look at the miracle at the heart of the manger—the Virgin Birth.

It is the necessary foundation of our salvation.

From Mary’s trembling question to Gabriel’s thunderous promise that “nothing will be impossible with God,” we trace why Christ had to come this way—holy, sinless, and truly God with us.

The cradle secures the cross, and this hard truth gives weary sinners a living hope.

Come, behold the wondrous mystery.

Merry Christmas!

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In this week’s episode, we linger beside the tomb and listen as the crowd divides over the tears of Christ.

Some see His love; others question His power.

As we explore Jesus’ weeping—not for the dead but for the living—we uncover the ache of sin, the battle within our own hearts, and the sure hope found in the One who works all things according to His perfect will.

This week we will be reading the following Scripture:

• John 11:35
• John 11:36-37
• John 11: 34, 35
• John 2:24-25
• Romans 7:18-23
• Romans 7:24,25
• John 11:4
• Romans 8:28-32
• Hebrews 12:1-3

We look forward to seeing you again on Tuesday!

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Why did Jesus, who knew He would raise Lazarus moments later, break down in silent grief? What does His righteous anger toward death reveal about His heart for His people? And how does His holy sorrow shape the way we see our own sin, our own wounds, and our own need for mercy?

In John 11:35, Scripture draws back the veil and shows us something almost unthinkable: the eternal Son of God standing before a tomb… and weeping. In this week’s study through the Gospel of John, we slow down to behold those tears—real, human tears shed by the One who is fully God and fully man.

This week, we will be reading the following Scripture:

• John 11: 33
• John 11: 35
• Luke 19: 41-44
• John 2: 13-16
• Psalm 51: 1-4
• Psalm 51: 9-12
• 1 John 1: 9
• 1 John 2: 1
• Lamentations 3: 22-26
• Psalm 51: 16-17
• 1 Corinthians 6: 9-11
• Titus 3: 5-7
• Hebrews 4: 14-16
• Hebrews 12: 1-2
• Romans 8: 13
• Matthew 26: 41
• John 19: 30

We look forward to seeing you again next Friday!