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. 

One expects to see glory in castles, stunning vistas.  But in stables, in humble places of great need?  Not so much.  God's glory fell in the most unexpected ways on that first Christmas.  Today's program explores this topic.

Jesus told many parables.  He was a storyteller.  You may have a favorite.  I do - and will share it on today's feature.  

Thanksgiving is a beautiful American holiday and it is also a beautiful posture of the heart before God.  How can a thankful heart coexist in a world of pain and suffering?  This is explored in today's feature. 

There probably isn't a person in this world, outside of Christ, who gives one thought to the topic of high priests.  Yet, to us who are God's children, the topic means everything.  High priests in Israel were imperfect.  Why?  Jesus was the perfect high priest.  Why?  Find out in today's feature.

As someone who loves God, I will be shaped to love what He loves and hate what He hates.  This does not happen all at once as my appetite has been skewed by sin.  How does this change happen?  Time with God.  How much does your heart beat like God's heart?