Luke 2:14 On Christmas Eve, our hearts seem to hold their breath as a quiet wonder fills the night and we wait in awe for the birth of our Savior. There is a holy stillness that settles in. And it reminds us of the moment heaven touched earth in a humble manger. Luke 2:14 calls… Continue reading December 24th – Luke 2:14
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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 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 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 4th – Luke 2:10-11
Luke 2:10-11 The beginning of the Christmas season doesn’t officially start for me until the nativity scene is set up. I love gazing upon the stable as I place baby Jesus in His manager. And I can’t help but get caught up in the wonder of His birth. Because it’s in that manger of Bethlehem… Continue reading December 4th – Luke 2:10-11
December 1st – Matthew 1:21
Matthew 1:21 Joseph was in turmoil. His fiancé, Mary, was pregnant and worse yet, claiming to still be a virgin. Wanting to send her away, Joseph was approached by an angel of the Lord telling him to instead take Mary as his bride. Now other men might have been scared away. But not Joseph. He… Continue reading December 1st – Matthew 1:21
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