Are we going through ritual expecting nothing can be done or are we ready for God’s Word to redirect us?
Tonight we look at Isaiah 27 to better understand how Christmas fulfilled long given promises and is a turning point for all of us.
During Advent, we all excitedly look towards celebrating Jesus’s birth. However, suddenly it is December 26 and the world resets to its ordinary preoccupations. That’s what is wonderful about observing the Twelve Days of Christmas: it helps us keep reflecting on God’s grace and the miracle of Christmas after the busyness of Christmas Day is past.
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While the four Gospel writers tell us much about what happens at Christmas and we’ve explored that this Advent in our series Four Told, the rest of Scripture speaks either to the coming of Christmas or reflects back on its significance. The Twelve Days of Christmas give us an opportunity to reflect on the multifaceted meaning of Jesus’s birth.
Christmas is an invitation to experience God’s love.
Tonight we look at Isaiah 46 and 49 to better understand the dependability and scope of God’s promises.
Jim takes us through Ps. 144-146 as we near the end of this journey through the Scriptures.
Are we seeking real security at Christmas or just security theater?
Pastor Tim takes us through Ps. 141-143 for hope and confidence given to us in God’s love.