Everything looked so normal in the life of Jesus for the first 30 years.  He had a childhood, like us.  But He was not like us.  Who He was at 30 was shaped by holy responses to life.  Unlike us.  Hear more on this topic. 

Joseph can be an 'extra' character in the Christmas story.  But how like Jesus, the baby in Mary's womb, he was.  His mercy was out of this world. 

Mary touched her swollen abdomen in worship.  Perhaps she said to God, "I'm carrying your baby."  Divine life also lives in us.  We can exclaim in wonder, "I can't believe I'm carrying your Spirit."  Hear more about this topic. 

Jesus showed us the face of God.  Oh, the wonder.  To know what God was like, a contemporary of Jesus need only look at him, watch him, and listen to him.  He was the new disclosure of the Almighty.

Waiting is one of the hardest things any of us do.  It's hard to understand the heart of a Father who makes His children wait.  It can seem cruel even.  This topic is explored. 

One expects to find royalty and all the trimmings in castles, not stables.  Where God shows up can not be guessed ahead of time.  Where might God's glory be on display in your life?  Don't miss it. 

The Spirit of God hovered over the earth and the landscape changed.  The Spirit hovered over Mary and she conceived.  For us to enter into our most holy calling, the Spirit of God must hover and birth what is of the kingdom.  

Jaime Wyrtzen Lauze hosts today's program.  Jesus becoming a man, providing commonality, is the topic.  

On this episode, we take a look into the life of the prophet Micah.  He foretold the birth of Christ.  Did the pen tremble in his hand?  

All of God's narratives take faith to believe.  To hear them without faith is to hear the likes of fables.  None more so than the Christmas story.  Let's look again at the wonder of the miracle.