The gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh can be symbolic for us of gifts that we, too, can give to God this New Year.

Father Olver meditates on how the epiphanies of our Lord are meant not just to show us the face of God, but to take us further, East of Eden.

What does St. Paul mean when he says, "the time had fully come," in the birth of Jesus? What implications does this have for our daily spiritual life? Deacon Wheatley explains how John 1 and Galatians 3-4 offer a deeper look.

We come to the manger and are reminded how God changes everything through the birth of Jesus.

When Mary, who is great with child, visits Elizabeth, we witness the first responses to the beauty of the Incarnation, which challenge us as readers to contemplate how we will appreciate God's beauty in our own lives.

The founder of the Denison Forum on Truth and Culture seeks to build a bridge between faith and culture by engaging contemporary issues with Biblical truth.

The Very Reverend Canon Kevin E. Martin will preach in our Traditional Services. Canon Martin recently retired as Dean of the Episcopal Cathedral of St. Matthew in Dallas and was Congregational Development Officer for the Episcopal Diocese of Texas for nine years.