Keeping Christmas Well . . . by Seeking Justice in Your Workplace
We can keep Christmas well by seeking justice for those with whom we work.
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What if God Was One of Us?
The Incarnation is, ultimately, a mystery. But it is the mystery on which every other mystery of the Christian faith depends.
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On the Feast of Stephen
Feast on this second day of Christmas secure in the knowledge that you are a child of God.
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A Very Different Christmas
Whatever you’re feeling today, God is with you in Jesus, Immanuel. So, I wish you a Merry Christmas!
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Sleepless on Christmas Eve
In this difficult time of history, how good to know that Jesus is Emmanuel, God with us.
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Keeping Christmas Well . . . with the Family of God
We may have to do this virtually in COVIDtime, but we can be creative as we extend love and grace to those who need it.
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Keeping Christmas Well . . . with Family
May we be creative in using technology to connect meaningfully with others.
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Keeping Christmas Well . . . by Going to Church
Christmas should be celebrated in community with others as we gather to worship the Son of God, born in a stable and laid in a manger. This year, let’s be sure to gather for worship, even if we do so virtually.
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Advent: Light With Us: Immanuel
This is an affirmation of presence. Not hopes to be, not begging to be, God IS with us.
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Keeping Christmas Well . . . by Living Generously
We give in response to God’s most generous gift to us, the gift of Jesus.
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Keeping Christmas Well . . . Gloriously
Scripture reveals to us the unsurpassed glory of God, which we see in the natural world and most of all in Jesus, the Word of God made flesh.
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Keeping Christmas Well: As a Child
Christmas, the celebration of God’s coming among us as a child, helps us to experience blessed childlikeness.
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Keeping Christmas Well: With Laughter and Joy
We can keep Christmas well by enjoying laughter. Our joy doesn’t deny the pains of life today.
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Keeping Christmas Well: Past, Present, and Future
After Ebenezer Scrooge was supernaturally transformed, he proclaimed, “I will live in the Past, the Present, and the Future!”
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