An Impossible Birth

30 seconds / 1 narrator

Description
A simple, brief set up for just about anything, but with emphasis on the impossibility of Christ’s incarnation.

Originally from
An Impossible Life / Glorious Impossible (musical)

Voices
One

Topics
Christmas Impossible Traditions Lights Tinsel Decorations Incarnation Bethlehem Nativity Birth

Script
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Narrator
The glory and joy of Christmas is with us once again. It is a time for bright lights, cheerful decorations, fresh-cut evergreens, and warm gatherings of families and friends. It is also, more than anything else, time for the family of God to celebrate the moment, so long ago, when the Son came down to be born in flesh. It is time to celebrate Jesus–and what seems to many to be His impossible birth.

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