The term Christmas originates from Old English “Cristes Maesse,” noting its historical evolution across languages like Dutch and Latin. Despite controversies, including bans in medieval England, Christians unite to celebrate Jesus’ birth, emphasizing grace and worship. This reflection encourages collective rejoicing and gratitude for the gift of salvation. Merry Christmas!
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Finding the Heart of Jesus is unlike searching Amazon for a garden hose. Christ’s heart for us is to “Do your best to present yourself to God as one approved, a worker who has no need to be ashamed, rightly
John, the Apostle, reflects on writing the Book of John nearly 100 years after Jesus’ birth. Aware of emerging heresies, he feels compelled to document his experiences and insights about Christ’s divine nature. Guided by the Holy Spirit, he begins with “In the beginning,” using the term Logos to represent Jesus’ essence.
The author draws parallels between personal challenges and biblical references to “days of trouble,” emphasizing faith in Jesus for peace and divine protection amid life’s challenges.
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