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We can see idolatries visible in our current society, when God the Creator is replaced by idols of those things that have been created.

Paul’s focus seems to be less on the act of sharing the gospel but on the identity of the recipients of the gospel.

On this Christmas Day we celebrate the birth of our King Jesus, the Light of the World, the Defeater of the Dragon.

God’s prophet (John) would call people to turn from their sins so that they could embrace God’s Son (Jesus), the giver of salvation.

Our sleeping brothers and sisters are not lost to history, but will return when our King comes again to reign.

We are called to adopt Mary’s humility and faith as we answer the call to bear Christ to the world.

God takes his Son and places him in authority over all rulers and authorities on earth and in heavenly places.

Embrace the Holy Scriptures. Hear them, read, mark, learn, and inwardly digest them because they nourish within us grace, patience, and comfort as we anticipate our Lord’s return.

Beginning Sunday and continuing into the next four weeks, Christians across the world celebrate the season referred to as Advent.

James’s short but incisive letter teaches what it means to walk in the way of wisdom that issues forth in authentic Christianity.