Matthews Gospel begins with a genealogy many of us are tempted to skipyet tucked inside that list of names is astonishing news: Jesus stepped into a broken family line to redeem broken people.

Most people skim past the genealogy in Matthews Gospel, but its actually announcing something breathtaking: a new Genesisheaven breaking into earth through the arrival of Jesus.

Seeing Jesus through someone elses eyes often reveals how deeply His compassion reachesespecially for those the world overlooks.

Seeing Jesus through fresh eyes reminds us how different He is from our expectations and how full of compassion He truly is.

Jesus spent His time with the hurting and those society pushed aside. He said, the blind receive their sight the poor have good news preached to them, revealing exactly who He came to save.

On this episode, David Wollen shares how Messiah became a masterpiece with a mission.

Handels Messiah was written in the midst of cultural decline to proclaim the power and beauty of Gods Wordculminating in the moment he penned the Hallelujah Chorus with tears in his eyes.

On this episode, David Wollen joins Charles Morris and Dr. Ruth Smith to explore why Messiah remains one of historys clearest musical testimonies to Jesus.

On this episode, David Wollen opens Malachi 3 to show how this promise points us to the coming Messiah.

Seven hundred years before Bethlehem, Isaiah foretold a Child who would be born, a Son who would be given, and a King who would reign forever.

On this episode, David Wollen opens Isaiah 40 and the music of Handels Messiah to reveal the good news that still resounds: Behold your God.