No Place in the Inn
Christmas Eve: reading Luke 2, and reflecting on the God who comes to places no one expects.
Christmas Eve: reading Luke 2, and reflecting on the God who comes to places no one expects.
Christmas Day: good news of great joy for all the people. The Word became flesh, and came to save.
Day seven: hope. Christ is risen, and so your hope is alive, even in hard days.
First Sunday of Advent: “The people who walked in darkness have seen a great light” (Isaiah 9:2). A reflection on honest hope when the night is long.
Third Sunday of Advent: Mary hears a promise bigger than she can understand, so she asks honestly, and trusts.
On the fourth Sunday of Advent we reflect on two names given to the child that reveal why he came: “Jesus”, for he will save his people from their sins, and “Immanuel”, which means God with us.
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