Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
Join us at Twelve 5 Church as we begin our Christmas series, Shadows of Christmas. In this opening sermon, we turn to Genesis 3:15 and the first promise of Christmas — the Seed of the Woman. Long before the manger, long before Bethlehem, God spoke hope into the ruins of the Fall. This ancient prophecy whispers the coming of Christ, the One who would crush the serpent, destroy the works of darkness, and restore what sin has broken.
Today we trace the shadow of that promise through Scripture and see how the birth of Jesus is the fulfillment of God’s unbreakable word. If you’re searching for hope, longing for clarity, or wanting to understand the true meaning of Christmas, you’re in the right place.
Gather with us. Open the Scriptures. See the glory of Christ.
📖 Scripture: Genesis 3:15
📍 Location: Twelve 5 Church, Jonesboro, Arkansas
🕙 Live Each Sunday at 10 AM
If this sermon encourages you, be sure to like, subscribe, and share so others can find biblical teaching rooted in the gospel.
Order of Service….12/7
Opening Song: angels we have heard on high
Call to Worship
Leader: Church, in the beginning God made all things good, yet humanity fell into sin. But from the moment of the fall, God promised a Deliverer.
Congregation: We gather with hope, trusting the One who crushes the serpent.
Leader: Let us fix our eyes on the Seed of the Woman, the promised Christ.
Congregation: Come, let us worship the God who keeps His promises.
Candle lighting
The Prophecy Candle, representing Hope. An invitation for the church to look forward with expectant Hope.
Prayer of Hope
Song #1 joy to the world
Scripture Reading………….. Isaiah 11:1-5
Song #2 I set my Hope
Sermon………………………. The Seed of the Woman
Prayer of Confession
Song #3 Christ is mine forevermore
Song #4 Oh, Holy Night
The Lords Supper…………. All together
Offering
Doxology
Koinonia Feast
Sermon Discussion
Benediction
May the God who promised the coming Savior fill your hearts with hope this season.
May Christ, the true Seed who conquers sin and death, strengthen you as you wait for His return.
Go in the peace of Christ.
Join us at Twelve 5 Church as we begin our Christmas series, Shadows of Christmas. In this opening sermon, we turn to Genesis 3:15 and the first promise of Christmas — the Seed of the Woman. Long before the manger, long before Bethlehem, God spoke hope into the ruins of the Fall. This ancient prophecy whispers the coming of Christ, the One who would crush the serpent, destroy the works of darkness, and restore what sin has broken.
Today we trace the shadow of that promise through Scripture and see how the birth of Jesus is the fulfillment of God’s unbreakable word. If you’re searching for hope, longing for clarity, or wanting to understand the true meaning of Christmas, you’re in the right place.
Gather with us. Open the Scriptures. See the glory of Christ.
📖 Scripture: Genesis 3:15
📍 Location: Twelve 5 Church, Jonesboro, Arkansas
🕙 Live Each Sunday at 10 AM
If this sermon encourages you, be sure to like, subscribe, and share so others can find biblical teaching rooted in the gospel.
Order of Service….12/7
Opening Song: angels we have heard on high
Call to Worship
Leader: Church, in the beginning God made all things good, yet humanity fell into sin. But from the moment of the fall, God promised a Deliverer.
Congregation: We gather with hope, trusting the One who crushes the serpent.
Leader: Let us fix our eyes on the Seed of the Woman, the promised Christ.
Congregation: Come, let us worship the God who keeps His promises.
Candle lighting
The Prophecy Candle, representing Hope. An invitation for the church to look forward with expectant Hope.
Prayer of Hope
Song #1 joy to the world
Scripture Reading………….. Isaiah 11:1-5
Song #2 I set my Hope
Sermon………………………. The Seed of the Woman
Prayer of Confession
Song #3 Christ is mine forevermore
Song #4 Oh, Holy Night
The Lords Supper…………. All together
Offering
Doxology
Koinonia Feast
Sermon Discussion
Benediction
May the God who promised the coming Savior fill your hearts with hope this season.
May Christ, the true Seed who conquers sin and death, strengthen you as you wait for His return.
Go in the peace of Christ.
