In Jesus’ conversation with the disciples, He reminds them that they will see Him again after the cross. And that seeing Him will bring them great joy. This Christmas season, it’s good for us to remember the joy of seeing Jesus by looking back at those who saw Jesus at His birth.
Our missionary to East Asia shares reminds us of the importance of living with the perspective of the immanency of Christ’s return.
What happens when you meet Jesus? In the Christmas story, we can see the response of certain people who got the chance to meet Jesus as a baby.
Today we’re going to look at the Lord’s supper. What is it? And how does it identify us as followers of Jesus when we take part in it? To help us, we’re going look at the Passover meal that Jesus and his disciples were eating when He set in place this time of remembering.
What does the resurrection mean for us? It gives us the assurance that just as he fulfilled his promise to rise from the dead, He will also fulfill His promise to return to take us with Him to where we one day will be: with Him in Heaven.
Emmanuel means “God with us.” The story behind this word reveals the great mission that God had prepared from before time to rescue us.
We are looking at what the next steps are in our journey of faith. Before we do any of that, how do we know what the first step is, and how do we take it? To see what that is more clearly, we will look at the first step of one of Jesus’ closest disciples,…
