Christmas is over. Now what? Life, with all its trials, goes on. Christmas means that Immanuel, God with us, is with us every day and helps us.

God broke into our existence when Jesus was born. God's Son came into the world in the humblest of circumstances. He grew up to die for us and save us from our sins. We look at how God became Jesus.

God broke into our existence when Jesus was born. God's Son came into the world in the humblest of circumstances. He grew up to die for us and save us from our sins. We look at how God became Jesus.

The fourth Advent Candle is the Candle of Love. What more could God do to demonstrate His love for us than giving His only Son to save us from our sins?

The fourth Advent Candle is the Candle of Love. What more could God do to demonstrate His love for us than giving His only Son to save us from our sins?

The second Advent Candle is the Candle of Peace. The angels who announced Christ's birth to the shepherds delivered God's message of peace and goodwill to everyone.

The second Advent Candle is the Candle of Peace. The angels who announced Christ's birth to the shepherds delivered God's message of peace and goodwill to everyone.

The four Advent Candles tell the story of Israel's long wait for her Messiah and our long wait for His return. Today we'll look at the first candle, the Candle of Hope. God's hope sustains us through our trials and as we wait.

The four Advent Candles tell the story of Israel's long wait for her Messiah and our long wait for His return. Today we'll look at the first candle, the Candle of Hope. God's hope sustains us through our trials and as we wait.

As we pause to remember God's blessings with thankful hearts let us also move beyond merely giving thanks to living it. That's ThanksLiving!