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“On Christmas evening, I found a quiet place to call Dad,” Jackina Stark writes. “He sounded so good. I wished him a Merry Christmas and asked how his day had been. ‘I had a great day!’ he said. . . .” (This is another in a series of Christmas memories we are sharing all this week.)
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A brand-new year sounds so promising, doesn’t it? A clean slate, a fresh start. The idea of newness is so compelling, but Christians have a wonderful secret: We already are new . . .
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When Bob Russell accepted an invitation to a Christmas brunch, he didn’t expect one of the most heartwarming and inspirational Christmas presents he’s ever received. (Check back every day this week for another Christmas memory.)
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We move from the joy of the shepherds spreading the good tidings of Christmas (last week’s lesson) to the Sadducees asking Jesus about the future (this week’s lesson).
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There will be a last time I pet my dog, mow my lawn, eat my favorite meal, and watch a ballgame on TV. But the story won’t end there . . .
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The Sadducees’ view of life was very limited: we live, we die, that’s it. How do you think that kind of viewpoint would affect a person’s life?
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All this week, Christian leaders will be sharing favorite Christmas memories with readers. Today we hear from Johnson University educator Kendi Howells Douglas, who recalls being in children’s Christmas programs at her Minnesota church. Check back every morning, through Christmas Day, for more recollections.
Reading Time: 6 minutes
Luke takes us to Bethlehem and gives us a glimpse of the events that transpired on that memorable night when Jesus was born. No other message in all literature has so blessed men, women, and children as this account of the birth of Jesus as recorded by Luke, the physician.
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A lot of people have side hustles. They take on additional work, in addition to their day jobs. But not all side hustles are simple cash generators. We spoke with Restoration Movement leaders involved in honey production, coffee roasting, and ownership of community coffee shops.