Christians believe that far and away the most important events in history revolve around the events described inJohn 1:14-18. We would quote the words of C. S. Lewis: “The Christian story is precisely the story of one grand miracle.” That grand miracle was summarised by Charles Spurgeon, “He that made man was made man.” If that is true, then there is no greater moment in history, no more significant event. It is quite simply the greatest story ever told, and it is a true story. If human history includes a moment when God became man, when the invisible God became visible, then there is simply no other event as important.

Christians believe that far and away the most important events in history revolve around the events described inJohn 1:14-18. We would quote the words of C. S. Lewis: “The Christian story is precisely the story of one grand miracle.” That grand miracle was summarised by Charles Spurgeon, “He that made man was made man.” If that is true, then there is no greater moment in history, no more significant event. It is quite simply the greatest story ever told, and it is a true story. If human history includes a moment when God became man, when the invisible God became visible, then there is simply no other event as important.