Luke 2:15 One of my favorite parts of the glorious Christmas story are the shepherds. These were men considered lowly, ordinary, and overlooked by society. Yet God chose them to hear heaven’s announcement first. He didn’t go to palaces or temples, He went to fields and night watches. I imagine their hearts racing with awe… Continue reading December 15th- Luke 2:15
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December 14th – Matthew 1:20
Matthew 1:20 When I think about Joseph, the father of Jesus, I’m reminded how often he’s overlooked in the Christmas story. And how he humbly stood quietly in the background while history was being made. Joseph never sought the spotlight, yet his faith and obedience speak loudly to me. For when fear, confusion, and uncertainty… Continue reading December 14th – Matthew 1:20
December 12th – John 14:6
John 14:6 There have been seasons in my life when I felt completely lost. I was buried in darkness, confusion, and pain. And it was in those moments that John 14:6 became more than a verse to me. Jesus truly became the Way. He didn’t just point me toward the right path, He stepped into… Continue reading December 12th – John 14:6
December 11th – Titus 2:14
Titus 2:14 Pastor Paul David Tripp once said, “The good news of the kingdom is not freedom from hardship, suffering, and loss. It is the news of a Redeemer who has come to rescue me from myself." Jesus willing left His glorious throne in heaven, to step into our very broken world. Why? To trade… Continue reading December 11th – Titus 2:14
December 10th – John 4:14
John 4:14 At Christmastime, I’m reminded that Jesus isn’t just a baby in a manger. He is the Living Water for my soul, poured out in love for a thirsty world. When life feels dry and my heart feels weary, I come to Him and drink, and suddenly I feel hope rising again. Jesus doesn’t… Continue reading December 10th – John 4:14
December 9th – Luke 2:7
Luke 2:7 The birth of Jesus isn’t just a sweet, sentimental story. It’s a real moment in history when love stepped out of heaven and into our broken world. God didn’t send an idea or a lesson, He sent His Son in the flesh. There were real cities, real places, and real people who witnessed… Continue reading December 9th – Luke 2:7
December 8th – John 5:15
John 5:15 Christmas is a busy season. So it’s easy to get wrapped up in decorating, baking, and buying, forgetting that the real joy of the season flows from staying connected to Jesus. Just like branches need the vine to stay alive, we need His presence to stay steady, peaceful, and full. When we try… Continue reading December 8th – John 5:15
December 7th – John 6:35
John 6:35 Every Christmas, I find myself in the kitchen making my favorite cranberry bread, filling the house with the warm, sweet smell of the baked goodness. Fresh bread can fill a hungry stomach, but it doesn’t touch the deeper hunger in our hearts. That’s where Jesus meets us. He calls Himself the Bread of… Continue reading December 7th – John 6:35
December 6th – John 1:29
John 1:29 John called Jesus “the Lamb of God.” Every time I read those words, I’m reminded of how deeply personal God’s love truly is. In Scripture, a lamb was the sacrifice offered so that sin could be forgiven. And here is Jesus, God’s own precious Son, coming to take away the sin of the… Continue reading December 6th – John 1:29
December 5th – John 1:14
John 1:14 C.S. Lewis once said, “The Son of God became a man to enable men to become sons of God.” What a beautiful reminder that Jesus didn’t stay distant or unseen. Out of His great love for each and every one of us, He stepped right into our world. Why? So we could finally… Continue reading December 5th – John 1:14
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