Sermon - Jesus presented in the temple

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All The Saints

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Christianity

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Sermon - Jesus presented in the temple - Luke 2:22-40

All The Saints

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Sermon - Jesus presented in the temple - Luke 2:22-40

Thank God It’s Christmas — Jesus Presented in the Temple
Luke 2:22–40
Preacher: Robin Vonk
Sunday 28 December, 6:00pm

In the quiet days after Christmas, Luke 2:22–40 draws us into the temple, where an ordinary act of obedience becomes a moment of extraordinary revelation. As Mary and Joseph present the infant Jesus to the Lord, God fulfils long-awaited promises through the faithful words of Simeon and Anna.

This encounter reveals the heart of the gospel. Jesus is recognised as God’s salvation—a light for revelation to the Gentiles and the glory of Israel. Even as a child, He is set apart to bring redemption, not only through joy but through suffering, pointing ahead to the cross where salvation would be won. The child held in Simeon’s arms is the Saviour who will give His life to redeem the world.

As Christmas draws to a close, this service invites us to pause, reflect, and respond. Like Simeon and Anna, we are called to recognise Jesus for who He truly is, to trust God’s faithfulness, and to rejoice that in Christ, God has kept His promise to bring light, hope, and salvation to all people.