Anno Domini

About this collection

Anno Domini, known by most as just A.D., translates as “in the year of our Lord.” It also signifies the veil being torn and history being split into two.

As Louie Giglio and Mark Yarbrough break down the history of this incredibly valuable time period, we are reminded of the true purpose of Christmas and how His divine plan has been in the making since the beginning.

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Christmas Eve at Passion City Church

Louie Giglio

86M

Join us for a very special Christmas Eve gathering, including worship, at Passion City Church.

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The One Who Split the Gates of Hades

Louie Giglio

37M

Louie Giglio identifies how Jesus’ death was a catalyst for us to experience eternity with Him. Through His sacrifice on the cross, the veil was torn, and He defeated death once and for all.

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His Time & His Terms

Dr. Mark Yarbrough

45M

Dr. Mark Yarbrough, president of Dallas Theological Seminary, joins us to remind us of the purpose of Christmas and how God has perfectly and intentionally timed everything from the very beginning.

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Divinity in the Dust

Louie Giglio

36M

Louie Giglio teaches through the book of 2 Timothy, magnifying how Jesus split history and moved dust into divinity. As we look at the split between B.C. and A.D., walking through the split veil of incarnation, we can be reminded that God has the ability to invade the seemingly mundane with a heavenly purpose and that He is near, seeking friendship with you.

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A mother holds her young child in a kitchen and a toddler walks towards her

Family

Complex dynamics and messy relationships can often come to mind when we consider family. As we seek intimacy with the Lord, He comes alongside us in the brokenness and reminds us of our relationship with Him as our loving Father.

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A woman sings out in worship with eyes closed, standing in a group of worshippers

Hope

God is referred to as the “God of hope” in Romans 15:13. Though our circumstances may seem futile, we are to place our hope in “him who is able to do immeasurably more than all we ask or imagine, according to his power that is at work within us,”

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