Paul Barnhardt examines the doctrine of the humanity of Christ, explaining how the Son of God took on true human flesh while remaining fully divine. Drawing from John 1:14, Hebrews 5:1–10, Hebrews 2:9, and Luke 24:36–43, Barnhardt outlines four central effects of the Incarnation: Christ made God touchable by walking among humanity in grace and truth, made suffering tenable by serving as a compassionate high priest who experienced earthly trial, made death tasteable by voluntarily offering Himself as a substitute for sinners, and made eternal glory tangible through His physical resurrection in flesh and bones.

This message was recorded on 2/1/26