Key Scripture: Luke 1:46-49

Advent is a time for us to look with anticipation toward what is to come.

In fact, the word literally means “coming” or “arrival.” So why is it during Christmas time we typically look backwards at an event from thousands of years before we were born?

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Key Scripture: Luke 2:13-14

Advent is a time for us to look with anticipation toward what is to come.

In fact, the word literally means “coming” or “arrival.” So why is it during Christmas time we typically look backwards at an event from thousands of years before we were born?

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Key Scripture: Luke 2:1-6

Advent is a time for us to look with anticipation toward what is to come.

In fact, the word literally means “coming” or “arrival.” So why is it during Christmas time we typically look backwards at an event from thousands of years before we were born?

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Key Scripture: 2 Timothy 4:6-8

When it comes to the concept of time, many of the Biblical writers had similar questions to those we have today: how does God move in and out of time? How much of our future is already decided? Can we ever really move on from the pain of our past? And how can we truly experience God’s presence in our present circumstances?

Join us as we explore these questions and others in this new series.

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Key Scripture: Luke 23:33-43

When it comes to the concept of time, many of the Biblical writers had similar questions to those we have today: how does God move in and out of time? How much of our future is already decided? Can we ever really move on from the pain of our past? And how can we truly experience God’s presence in our present circumstances?

Join us as we explore these questions and others in this new series.

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Key Scripture: 2 Kings 5:1-6

When it comes to the concept of time, many of the Biblical writers had similar questions to those we have today: how does God move in and out of time? How much of our future is already decided? Can we ever really move on from the pain of our past? And how can we truly experience God’s presence in our present circumstances?

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Key Scripture: Luke 24: 13-21A

When it comes to the concept of time, many of the Biblical writers had similar questions to those we have today: how does God move in and out of time? How much of our future is already decided? Can we ever really move on from the pain of our past? And how can we truly experience God’s presence in our present circumstances?

Join us as we explore these questions and others in this new series.

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Key Scripture: 1 Peter 2:11-12 (Holman Christian Standard Bible)

When it comes to the concept of time, many of the Biblical writers had similar questions to those we have today: how does God move in and out of time? How much of our future is already decided? Can we ever really move on from the pain of our past? And how can we truly experience God’s presence in our present circumstances?

Join us as we explore these questions and others in this new series.

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Key Scripture: Isaiah 43:18-19

When it comes to the concept of time, many of the Biblical writers had similar questions to those we have today: how does God move in and out of time? How much of our future is already decided? Can we ever really move on from the pain of our past? And how can we truly experience God’s presence in our present circumstances?

Join us as we explore these questions and others in this new series.

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Key Scripture: Psalm 77:3-9

When it comes to the concept of time, many of the Biblical writers had similar questions to those we have today: how does God move in and out of time? How much of our future is already decided? Can we ever really move on from the pain of our past? And how can we truly experience God’s presence in our present circumstances?

Join us as we explore these questions and others in this new series.

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