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Listen to Today’s Devotion I’m reflecting today on one stunning thought. The world was different this week. We forgot our compulsion with winning, wooing, and warring. We looked out toward the star of Bethlehem. More
Listen to Today’s Devotion I’m reflecting today on one stunning thought. The world was different this week. We forgot our compulsion with winning, wooing, and warring. We looked out toward the star of Bethlehem. More
Listen to Today’s Devotion The God of the universe was born into the poverty of a peasant and spent his first night in the cows’ feed trough. He left the glory of heaven and moved
Listen to Today’s Devotion It was an ordinary night with ordinary sheep and ordinary shepherds. Then the black sky exploded with brightness. Trees that had been shadows jumped into clarity. Sheep that had been silent
Listen to Today’s Devotion In Bethlehem, the human being who best understood who God was and what he was doing was a teenage girl in a smelly stable. As Mary looked into the face of
“I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will not walk in darkness, but will have the light of life.” (John 8:12) The message of Christmas is one of radiant hope. When we
Songwriters Keith and Kristyn Getty offer a rich collection of timeless hymns and modern songs for congregational worship in The Sing! Hymnal. Known worldwide for their ministry through music, the Gettys have written a rich
Listen to Today’s Devotion When Christ was born, so was our hope. This is why I love Christmas. The event invites us to believe the wildest of promises: He did away with every barrier, fence,
“O Star of wonder, star of night, Star with royal beauty bright, Westward leading, still proceeding, Guide us to thy perfect light.” —“We Three Kings” John Henry Hopkins Jr. Click below to download your image:
Listen to Today’s Devotion Maybe your life resembles a Bethlehem stable. Crude in some spots, smelly in others. Not much glamour. You do your best to make the best of it. But try as you
Listen to Today’s Devotion Hollywood would recast the Christmas story. Joseph’s collar is way too blue. Mary is green from inexperience. The couple’s star power doesn’t match the bill. Too obscure, too simple. The story