Last Christmas
…even now, when we are in the midst of the season of anticipating the changes to come, and already starting to live in these seasons of change, that God is promising that the new thing he is doing is already beginning.
…even now, when we are in the midst of the season of anticipating the changes to come, and already starting to live in these seasons of change, that God is promising that the new thing he is doing is already beginning.
The specific nature of the birth of Christ is mind-boggling: it was on a certain day, in a certain town, to a certain pair of people.
For those of us who also find ourselves in a land of Arguers, where can we find hope?
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Lord, behold our family here assembled.
Combs is a pastor in a liturgical tradition, and he has included this tradition in each day’s story. Every story ends with a repeated liturgy pointing us towards “the one who is coming”. This addition of a daily liturgy creates a rhythm to each day’s reading that is unique to this Advent devotional.
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November 29th marks the 127th birthday of C.S. Lewis and the 193rd birthday of Louisa May Alcott.
Without further ado, here’s your first list of recommendations from The Mended Wood Literary Society!
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While some families seem to thrive when they have plenty to do and lots of people to see, ours is quieter, more homeward bound.
To help embrace the month of Thanksgiving with that attitude, here’s a list of eight Thanksgiving-themed books that I have loved reading aloud with my family.