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Category Archives: Birth of Jesus
Three words that changed the world
“There is something in humility which — strangely enough — exalts the heart, and something in pride which debases it.” Continue reading
Posted in Birth of Jesus, Christianity, Christmas, Christology, Jesus Christ
Tagged Birth of Christ, Christmas, Kenosis
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Why does the story continue?
Could such an amazing drama (over such a long time) be attributed to the power of religious tradition? Or, is there more to what happened on that night?
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Posted in Birth of Jesus, Christianity, Christmas, Christology, Jesus Christ
Tagged Birth of Christ, Christmas, Christmas story, Jesus' birth
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Why so many names?
The New Testament uses more than 100 titles for Jesus. Why so many titles? Choose one name each day and mediate on the meaning. This would be a great way to worship Christ and get to know Him better. Continue reading
Posted in Birth of Jesus, Christianity, Christmas, Deity of Jesus, Jesus Christ
Tagged Christ, Christmas, Jesus, Names of Christ
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Short audio reflections for the season
Take a few moments to stay focused on the reason for the season. Continue reading
Lift your hearts and voices
Take a few moments to lift your heart to an amazing place of worship by patiently and prayerfully reflecting on the extraordinary message of Scripture. Then unite your voice with the message of the song below. Share this message with … Continue reading
Posted in Birth of Jesus, Christianity, Christmas, Jesus Christ
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The maid from Galilee
Have you ever considered what the first Christmas meant to Mary? “God sent the angel Gabriel to Nazareth, a town in Galilee, to a virgin pledged to be married to a man named Joseph, a descendant of David. The virgin’s name was Mary” (Luke … Continue reading
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