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#59: Advent: A Thrill of Hope for Those Struggling to Care (Luke 2:8-20)
Our deep need every Advent season—and every day—is to stand in awe of the One worthy of all praise and honor. It’s what we were made for! But if you’re struggling with apathy in your walk with God, it can be easy to overlook the beauty of God’s glory and grace.
In this episode, you’re invited to explore Luke 2:8-20 for a fresh vision of God’s glory, finding fulfillment in Him and sharing the joy of Christ’s arrival with the world.
Want to study the themes in this episode further? Here are a few passages and reflection questions to consider:
Read Psalm 29. How does it inspire the awe of God in your heart? Make a list of what stands out to you.
Read Isaiah 6, Ezekiel 1, and Revelation 1. After considering the glory of God as described in these passages, spend some time in prayer. Confess the ways you revel in created things and any apathy toward God you’ve been experiencing. Ask God to help you see and savor His glory above all else.
The shepherd’s amazement and awe led to action. What’s one step of obedience you can take this week to honor God and share His glorious grace with others?
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By Corina Cater
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Our deep need every Advent season—and every day—is to stand in awe of the One worthy of all praise and honor. It’s what we were made for! But if you’re struggling with apathy in your walk with God, it can be easy to overlook the beauty of God’s glory and grace.
In this episode, you’re invited to explore Luke 2:8-20 for a fresh vision of God’s glory, finding fulfillment in Him and sharing the joy of Christ’s arrival with the world.
Want to study the themes in this episode further? Here are a few passages and reflection questions to consider:
Read Psalm 29. How does it inspire the awe of God in your heart? Make a list of what stands out to you.
Read Isaiah 6, Ezekiel 1, and Revelation 1. After considering the glory of God as described in these passages, spend some time in prayer. Confess the ways you revel in created things and any apathy toward God you’ve been experiencing. Ask God to help you see and savor His glory above all else.
The shepherd’s amazement and awe led to action. What’s one step of obedience you can take this week to honor God and share His glorious grace with others?