Posts with the category “christmas-devotional”

As we approach Christmas, you’ve probably noticed homes glowing with lights, shops filled with decorations and carols playing everywhere instantly drawing us into the Christmas atmosphere...  Read More

Joseph stepped into the first Christmas - Jesus’ birth - with a heart full of questions...  Read More

What a season, and what a person: Mary, the mother of Jesus. She is a wonderful example of God’s heart to raise up the lowly to high places with Him...  Read More

What Do You Do When God Interrupts Your Plans?  Read More

One of the themes of the Christmas story (and of The Bible as a whole) is that God uses people that the world sees as unremarkable to do remarkable things for Him...  Read More

Right at the beginning of the Christmas story we’re introduced to two people - Jesus’ mother, Mary and the lesser known Zechariah...  Read More

If you’re like me, you will be very busy this Christmas season. Things to do, buy, organise, family to juggle, commitments to keep and somehow try to enjoy it all in the process...  Read More

This is not one of the usual prophecies that we hear every Christmas...  Read More

More than seven centuries before the birth of Jesus Christ, the prophet Isaiah declares in chapter 9:6-7 the birth of a child, Immanuel, “God with Us”...  Read More

Soon after passing my driving test, I very nearly turned the wrong way onto a dual-carriageway, having completely missed the blue and white sign with the arrow pointing left...  Read More

At Christmas time we are reminded of God’s love for us, in that He sent his one and only Son to earth to fulfil His promise….  Read More

Trusting God might often look hard. Sometimes it makes us weary and feel uncertain. What do you do when a promise has been made and it seems delayed?  Read More

Every believer faces moments when God speaks, leads, or calls them into something that feels impossible, unfamiliar or beyond logic...  Read More

Before we begin, I want us to hold on to a Hebrew word found in Scripture: Qavah. It is translated as “hope” but carries a different depth...  Read More

A very happy 1st December to you all...  Read More