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In these days of my life i find myself reflecting on the fact that God has blessed me with a godly heritage.
The question before us is, what are we modeling for the generation that we are raising up? Is our relationship with our LORD one that we desire for our children and grandchildren to mirror? Are we passionately pursuing our LORD with all of our heart, soul, and mind, and actively walking with Him in His mission? Or are we merely going through the motions?
It has been several weeks since i posted. Many of you know that i have been walking through health challenges. By God’s grace, and in His strength, i am now able to share with you that He has carried me through these most recent developments. He has used this time to remind me just how faithful He is, and just how dependent i am upon Him.
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Introduction to this post:
This is the fourth of this year’s weekly Advent posts. Those of you who have followed the blog for more than a year know that it is my annual practice to post a weekly story for the season of Advent about the incarnational birth of Jesus. My hope is that the stories have become a part of your Advent tradition as you remember and celebrate the Good News of the advent of our Lord and Savior.
This year’s posts are as follows:
Week #1 - November 27th: O Come, O Come, Emmanuel (Joseph’s Story)
Week #2 - December 4th: Away in a Manger (Achim’s Story)
Week #3 – December 11th: Silent Night (Moshe’s Story)
This week - December 18th: We Three Kings (Balthazar’s Story)
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My name is Balthazar and I am a lifelong student of the science of the stars….
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Introduction to this post:
This is the third of this year’s weekly Advent posts. Those of you who have followed the blog for more than a year know that it is my annual practice to post a weekly story for the season of Advent about the incarnational birth of Jesus. My hope is that the stories have become a part of your Advent tradition as you remember and celebrate the Good News of the advent of our Lord and Savior.
This year’s posts are as follows:
Week #1 - November 27th: O Come, O Come, Emmanuel (Joseph’s Story)
Week #2 - December 4th: Away in a Manger (Achim’s Story)
This week – December 11th: Silent Night (Moshe’s Story)
December 18th: We Three Kings (Balthazar’s Story)
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I am a shepherd named Moshe.
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Introduction to this post:
This is the second of this year’s weekly Advent posts. Those of you who have followed the blog for more than a year know that it is my annual practice to post a weekly story for the season of Advent about the incarnational birth of Jesus. My hope is that the stories have become a part of your Advent tradition as you remember and celebrate the Good News of the advent of our Lord and Savior.
This year’s posts are as follows:
Last week - November 27th: O Come, O Come, Emmanuel (Joseph’s Story)
This week - December 4th: Away in a Manger (Achim’s Story)
December 11th: Silent Night (Moshe’s Story)
December 18th: We Three Kings (Balthazar’s Story)
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My name is Achim. My family and I live here in Bethlehem, the town of our ancestor David, the shepherd king….
