As in all things, Christ is the pattern that we as Christians are to follow. His baptism was to be an example for us as believers.

Lord's day 28: Holy Supper, Pt. 1

As Christ has cleaned His people and given them unceasing joy, let us be filled with His Spirit as we celebrate His redemption.

This psalm invites us to consider God; though we don't have long to live, He never changes; it calls us to pray like Moses prayed, and to be satisfied by the love and favor of the Lord when we seek Him in prayer. Think about that.

Our invisible God has come in the flesh in the Man Christ Jesus. The Spirit of Jesus is with us today. Because of His Presence among us, we may have special fellowship with God and with fellow Christians. Here are two common barriers that limit our fellowship with our God and with one another.

In the midst of God's seeming absence, He will bring forth a Ruler from Bethlehem who will shepherd His people, causing them to dwell with Him in peace.

Though Herod attempts to slay the Messiah, God preserves the True King of Israel who will reign in righteousness forever. Though our adversary still rages against God's people, we can trust only what God has ordained may come to pass.

We take a look at questions 72 - 74 of the Heidelberg Catechism.

Despite the judgment against Israel's sins, God Himself will take away her judgments and restore her with His love.