Christmas is over. Family and friends have returned to their homes... now what? Think about Mary and Joseph... diapers need to be changed, baths are needed, but know they must flee to Egypt. Life happens and when it does we must lean in to our faith and trust God no matter what.

I wish you all a very Merry Christmas. Today's episode is very simple but powerful as I read over you the Christmas story from Luke 2:1-20.

Away in a manger no crib for a bed... that's the humility into which our Savior came. As you celebrate His birth, remember humility as an example of our Savior and His love for us.

In the midst of all the Christmas hype, the deals and sales, remember the greatest gift of all... Jesus and eternal life. Share that gift today with others and make a difference in someone's life this Christmas season.

I love Psalm 42 and how David experienced the why times in his life. Let's talk about it on today's Morning Manna.

Life is unpredictable. Even with the best plans and intentions, no one can predict for sure what will come their way in life. When unexpected times come, everyone needs to be reminded that God is good, in control and trustworthy even if everything seems out of control.

I want you to consider something this morning. In the midst of all our preparation and gift shopping for Christmas, I want you and I to consider others... people in need. Make this Christmas more about others in need.

In today's episode I share a Christmas devotional written by Reg Grant, a professor at Dallas Seminary. I find it though provoking and inspirational. I hope you do too.

How do you handle the waiting? Like the DMV... the TSA check in? God has something to say about waiting and His expert to share this with us is David. Let's talk about it on today's Morning Manna.

The greatest gifts we have received are God's Son Jesus and God's Word, the Bible. Let's talk about it on today's Morning Manna.