God’s goal for us is so much bigger than keeping a resolution. He has enabled us to impact the world. Let’s start by understanding how we get our lives in a position to count for something.

God’s goal for us is so much bigger than keeping a resolution. He has enabled us to impact the world. Let’s start by understanding how we get our lives in a position to count for something.

God’s goal for us is so much bigger than keeping a resolution. He has enabled us to impact the world. Let’s start by understanding how we get our lives in a position to count for something.

As we approach the new year, many look forward with excitement and new goals, while others may fear what the new year will hold. James 5:13 tells us to sing praise with the cheerful, and pray for the those who are sick and suffering.

As we approach the new year, many look forward with excitement and new goals, while others may fear what the new year will hold. James 5:13 tells us to sing praise with the cheerful, and pray for the those who are sick and suffering.

Zechariah prophesied about it. The angels sang about it. It is all through the Bible. What is it? Peace. I think the word peace would make most people's list of Christmas words. What is peace?

Zechariah prophesied about it. The angels sang about it. It is all through the Bible. What is it? Peace. I think the word peace would make most people's list of Christmas words. What is peace?

People have generally assumed there is a God, different ideas about Him, but certainly assume He is there. With that assumption comes some questions. One question that is on the mind of anyone who believes in God is, *What does He look like?*. The old man with the grey beard seems to have really caught on. I think things like the Sistine Chapel and Charleton Heston probably cemented that view, although nowhere in Scripture is God referred to as being either an old man or having a long, grey beard. As a matter of fact, we seem to ignore what is said about Him. It doesn't get much straight-forward than this: *Now to the King eternal, immortal, invisible, the only God*. 1 Timothy 1:17)

People have generally assumed there is a God, different ideas about Him, but certainly assume He is there. With that assumption comes some questions. One question that is on the mind of anyone who believes in God is, *What does He look like?*. The old man with the grey beard seems to have really caught on. I think things like the Sistine Chapel and Charleton Heston probably cemented that view, although nowhere in Scripture is God referred to as being either an old man or having a long, grey beard. As a matter of fact, we seem to ignore what is said about Him. It doesn't get much straight-forward than this: *Now to the King eternal, immortal, invisible, the only God*. 1 Timothy 1:17)

Dr. Hahn shares about why we need Christmas, especially at a time surrounding the recent Connecticut school shooting.