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With us—when God joins us here
In Christmas, we celebrate the incarnation of Christ. What that means to us, however, requires us to think about our world.
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Boxing Day
The day after Christmas is known in many places as Boxing Day. What does that mean? And what does it imply?
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The Word became flesh
In “the Word became flesh,” we are offered a truth claim that speaks, not only to the nature of Jesus, but of God.
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Incarnate—God enfleshed
In the incarnation, God joins us in the mess. Ultimately, this is the work of life. And our most animating conviction.
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Christmas isn’t supposed to be convenient
This time of year, we can get frustrated by how inconvenient normal things become. Take the opportunity to reflect on that.
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Why shepherds went to see the baby Jesus
They were promised a savior. Which also implies they needed saving. Because Christmas isn’t about metaphorical saving.
