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The grace of God appeared in the flesh that first Christmas Day. It appeared to Mary and Joseph swaddled in a manger, to the shepherds who came to seek Him, and to the wise men who sought Him from the east. Now, the grace of God has appeared to us. What is Christmas, if not the Advent of God’s coming grace to the world?

The grace of God appeared in the flesh that first Christmas Day. It appeared to Mary and Joseph swaddled in a manger, to the shepherds who came to seek Him, and to the wise men who sought Him from the east. Now, the grace of God has appeared to us. What is Christmas, if not the Advent of God’s coming grace to the world?

The grace of God appeared in the flesh that first Christmas Day. It appeared to Mary and Joseph swaddled in a manger, to the shepherds who came to seek Him, and to the wise men who sought Him from the east. Now, the grace of God has appeared to us. What is Christmas, if not the Advent of God’s coming grace to the world?

The grace of God appeared in the flesh that first Christmas Day. It appeared to Mary and Joseph swaddled in a manger, to the shepherds who came to seek Him, and to the wise men who sought Him from the east. Now, the grace of God has appeared to us. What is Christmas, if not the Advent of God’s coming grace to the world?

The Apostle Paul tells the story of Christmas through the lens of adoption – our adoption! It’s a story of how God’s enemies could become God’s beloved children, and the one man who was uniquely qualified to make it happen. Christmas is about Jesus paving the way back to the Father so we might be reconciled to Him.

The Apostle Paul tells the story of Christmas through the lens of adoption – our adoption! It’s a story of how God’s enemies could become God’s beloved children, and the one man who was uniquely qualified to make it happen. Christmas is about Jesus paving the way back to the Father so we might be reconciled to Him.

The Apostle Paul tells the story of Christmas through the lens of adoption – our adoption! It’s a story of how God’s enemies could become God’s beloved children, and the one man who was uniquely qualified to make it happen. Christmas is about Jesus paving the way back to the Father so we might be reconciled to Him.

The Apostle Paul tells the story of Christmas through the lens of adoption – our adoption! It’s a story of how God’s enemies could become God’s beloved children, and the one man who was uniquely qualified to make it happen. Christmas is about Jesus paving the way back to the Father so we might be reconciled to Him.

Moses has a Christmas story to tell. His final sermon on Mount Sinai to Israel informs them of God’s promise that includes a coming prophet. Just like Moses, this leader is going to deliver the people of God once again from slavery, but this time in a way they won’t be expecting. God’s people waited for the Advent of this new prophet generation after generation. The prophet Moses spoke about arrived on Christmas morning.

Moses has a Christmas story to tell. His final sermon on Mount Sinai to Israel informs them of God’s promise that includes a coming prophet. Just like Moses, this leader is going to deliver the people of God once again from slavery, but this time in a way they won’t be expecting. God’s people waited for the Advent of this new prophet generation after generation. The prophet Moses spoke about arrived on Christmas morning.

Moses has a Christmas story to tell. His final sermon on Mount Sinai to Israel informs them of God’s promise that includes a coming prophet. Just like Moses, this leader is going to deliver the people of God once again from slavery, but this time in a way they won’t be expecting. God’s people waited for the Advent of this new prophet generation after generation. The prophet Moses spoke about arrived on Christmas morning.

God’s response to Adam and Eve’s sin isn’t only judgment – it’s Advent! He promises a Savior, who will come and crush the head of the serpent and be the means of reconciliation between God and us. He promises Jesus. He promises Christmas.

God’s response to Adam and Eve’s sin isn’t only judgment – it’s Advent! He promises a Savior, who will come and crush the head of the serpent and be the means of reconciliation between God and us. He promises Jesus. He promises Christmas.

God’s response to Adam and Eve’s sin isn’t only judgment – it’s Advent! He promises a Savior, who will come and crush the head of the serpent and be the means of reconciliation between God and us. He promises Jesus. He promises Christmas.

God’s response to Adam and Eve’s sin isn’t only judgment – it’s Advent! He promises a Savior, who will come and crush the head of the serpent and be the means of reconciliation between God and us. He promises Jesus. He promises Christmas.

A widow who is a single mom is in a desperate situation. Her husband racked up debt before he died that she can’t pay. She has two sons to take care of but will be taken from her to pay the debts. She looks around and believes – I have nothing, except a small jar of olive oil. How could that possibly help? God worked with an exception to provide a miracle. What do you have that God could use for His glory and your good?

A widow who is a single mom is in a desperate situation. Her husband racked up debt before he died that she can’t pay. She has two sons to take care of but will be taken from her to pay the debts. She looks around and believes – I have nothing, except a small jar of olive oil. How could that possibly help? God worked with an exception to provide a miracle. What do you have that God could use for His glory and your good?

A poor widow with two very small copper coins arrived to worship God. She was surrounded by people of great wealth who were giving so much. The disciples looked at the amount, Jesus looked at the heart. God worked with a surrendered heart to demonstrate genuine worship. What will it take for you to fully surrender your heart for God to work in your life for His glory and your good?

A poor widow with two very small copper coins arrived to worship God. She was surrounded by people of great wealth who were giving so much. The disciples looked at the amount, Jesus looked at the heart. God worked with a surrendered heart to demonstrate genuine worship. What will it take for you to fully surrender your heart for God to work in your life for His glory and your good?