We all want to feel good, to experience joy and satisfaction that lasts. So, we chase after moments—experiences, entertainment, and new thrills. But what happens when the excitement fades?
We all have something we turn to—whether it’s food, social media, work, shopping, or even good things like relationships. But when those things start controlling us, we’re no longer living in the freedom God intended.
Are you tired of feeling constantly overwhelmed? The demands of life leave little room for rest, but what if taking a break could actually make you more productive, joyful, and connected to God? Unpack the biblical concept of Sabbath and how to practice it like Jesus did—as a gift, not a burden.
Those people can be the worst. You know who “those people” are, right? We all have them, and they are difficult to like, much less love. It’s helpful to know that Jesus had “those people,” too, and His love for them creates the model for our behavior. It’s easy to like and love Jesus. At least until “those people” show up.
Jesus’ life wasn’t just a turning point in history. It’s been the turning point in many lives as well. And it's not just His life, but as we’ll see in this series, it's His death and resurrection. And it's all good news! In fact, it’s the best news possible!
That’s why the story of His coming has been recorded and handed down from generation to generation. It’s why the answer to the question; Who needs Christmas?, is so important.