Journey with Hope

Guided by God through dreams, Joseph fled with Mary and the child Jesus to Egypt—an unexpected place that fulfilled ancient prophecy. Jesus retraced Israel’s story, not to repeat its failures, but to fulfill it perfectly. From Egypt to Nazareth, God worked through obscurity, danger, and obedience to accomplish His redemptive plan. The Messiah was preserved, prophecy was fulfilled, and hope entered the world—quietly, faithfully, and on God’s timetable.

When heaven announced the birth of Jesus, every detail broke the world’s expectations. From shepherds in the fields to the glory of the angels, His arrival revealed both His humility and His majesty. This unexpected birth still calls us to see who He is—and why He came.

Imagine a world where Jesus had not yet been born. In this world, the Gentiles, everyone who wasn't Jewish, had little knowledge or even...

Jesus is our true Christmas blessing. He didn’t come just to change our circumstances — He came to turn us from sin and restore our fellowship with God. Through Him we receive forgiveness, peace, and eternal life. Blessings aren’t about luck or comfort, but about God’s favor and our place in Christ. As we celebrate His birth, may we remember His love and share that blessing with others.

This Christmas, we can all have a truly “white Christmas” — not with falling snow, but through the cleansing grace of God. Isaiah, David, and John each remind us that our sins can be washed “white as snow” when we repent and turn to Christ. Through His blood, Jesus purifies us, restores us, and brings us into the light of new life. This season, may we celebrate the One who makes our hearts clean and calls us to walk as children of God.

In the beginning, on the very first day, God created the light and called it good (Genesis 1). It wasn't until the fourth day that God...

What an indescribable blessing. In Luke chapter two the Angel of the Lord tells the lowly shepherds that he brings good news that will...

Mary’s song in Luke 1 reminds us why Christmas is a season of praise. The same God who blessed Mary, lifted the lowly, and fulfilled His promises to Israel is still working in our lives today. Her Magnificat calls us to magnify the Lord, rejoice in our Savior, and thank Him for His mercy that endures forever. This Christmas, may we join Mary in praising the God who has done great things for us.

Bethlehem, little among the thousands, was foretold as the birthplace of Jesus. In Hebrew, it means, "House of Bread" where the Bread of Heaven was born.