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We must be ready every day for Jesus return, for he will come and take many by surprise. (Luke Our actions may have physical consequences; but the 'moral consequence' will be met in eternity, not in the vagaries of life. Jesus birth, ministry, death, resurrection and ascension were written of by the prophets. The Christmas story began long before ... We need to pray that God will change people's lives, and we need to be prepared to let him use us in the work. (Luke 10:2-3) No matter how powerful the witness, some people still have a “but” which keeps them from embracing faith. (Luke 11:14-16) When we do not understand what we read in scripture, we need to ask Jesus to help us see; understand and live. (Luke 18:34-43)

As we prepare to celebrate Jesus' first coming, are we waiting expectantly, joyfully, for his kingdom to come? (Luke 3:15) When following Jesus we need to rely less on ourselves and more on him. (Luke 9:3) In the glorious story of Jesus' Advent – there are “small”, unknown people whom God uses. He can use us in his plans too! Christmas speaks of God stepping into our world because of love. (John 14:10) Our perspective is shaped by our life – but our life is remarkably short, and God has a much longer view of humanity. (Psalm ... Jesus has always been a divisive figure – some love and follow him, others reject and want to do away with him. (Luke 19:47-48)

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Herod wanted to see Jesus for his own purposes. Many today welcome Jesus to meet their needs, but turn away when he makes ... Jesus is present in everyday life - and can transform it., (John 2:1-11) We follow a God of hope –hope for eternity feeds into hope in this life, which makes us sources of hope in the world. (Rom 15:13) We should never be gullible; rather as innocent as doves but as wise as serpents! (Luke 20:1-3) Judah relied on God and won the victory, we should rely on God in the struggles we have. (2 Chronicles 13:4, 13-18) Trusting in God we need not fear people since they have so little ultimate power over us. (Psalm 56:3-4)