In Luke 1:5–17, we see that God is faithful in our waiting and that He calls us to help prepare others to meet Him.

In Luke 1:5–17, we see that God is faithful in our waiting and that He calls us to help prepare others to meet Him.

Today, we reflect on what Scripture means when it calls Jesus ‘the son of David’ and the promised Messiah.

From John 1:12-14, we reflect on Jesus’ incarnation - God becoming a man 

From John 1:1–5 we learn that Christmas—Jesus’ birth—was not His beginning. Jesus is the eternal God, who existed before creation and through whom all things were made.

From Isaiah 9:5-7, we reflect on how we can enjoy the peace of God each day. 

Happy New Year! Today, from Isaiah 9:5-7, we reflect on the hope of the eternal peace that Jesus promises to us. 

From Isaiah 9:5-7, we reflect on what is maybe the most important issue - how can we have peace with God? 

Today, we contemplate the nature of the light Jesus provides us, as seen in Isaiah 9:1-2 and its fulfillment in Matthew 4:12-17.  

Today, we reflect on the darkness that Jesus frees us from.

From Isaiah 9:1-2, and its fulfilment in Matthew 4:12-17, We reflect on how Jesus offers light and grace for those in the place of darkness

From Matthew 2 and Micah 5, we reflect on the promise of Jesus being our ruler and shepherd. 

From Matthew 2:1-6, we reflect on how the details of Jesus’ birth, and the details of our lives, are in God’s hands. 

From Matthew 2:1-6, we reflect on how the journey and worship of the magi are a foretaste of God’s will to bring all nations to Jesus.

From Isaiah 7:14, we reflect on the promise of Emmanuel and how this means that God has come and, added to this, that He remains with us. 

From Isaiah 7:14, we reflect on the promise of Emmanuel, and what this ‘sign’ points to.