Paul holds up a mirror for the church of Corinth when, with deep sadness, he appeals to them to overcome their divisive bickering and to be united in the body of Christ. As we look into this mirror today, what do we see?

God the Father reveals to John the Baptist who Jesus is. John is responding to this when he says, “Behold the Lamb of God.” The chain reaction that follows this simple statement is nothing short of world-changing.

For many, circumcision may be one of the most confusing or perplexing aspects of Scripture. Understanding circumcision, however, allows us to grasp a key aspect of God’s covenantal program of salvation and gives us reason to celebrate our Lord’s circumcision.

At Christmas, we remember the holy night when an angel of the Lord told terrified shepherds, "Unto you is born this day in the city of David a Saviour, who is Christ the Lord." What does it mean to be told a Saviour is born "unto you" and how is one to respond?

God has many names. But one name in particular holds a great deal of significance for us, especially at this time of the year.

John the Baptist took a direct approach when he had questions about Jesus’s identity. He went straight to the source. Jesus answered John's questions and He will answers ours, as well -- if we have ears to hear.

John the Baptist warned the people of his world to “prepare the way of the Lord.” Each year, during Advent, we echo that cry. But what are we getting ready for and how should we prepare?

Jesus makes us a promise and admonishes us to stay awake.

On Christ the King Sunday we read a Gospel passage that describes how Jesus was mocked, reviled, and crucified as a criminal. How can this be our King?