December 22, 2013 • Chris Edmondson • Luke 1:68–80, Matthew 1:23
When God is silent, we’re tempted to think he’s absent. That’s why the Christmas story is so important. You can’t separate the “Silent Night” of Christmas from the 400 years of Silent Nights between the Old and New Testaments. Christmas gives us a real, tangible, and historical hope. It reminds us that even when God is silent, He isn’t absent.
Silence is for Listening
December 15, 2013 • Dave Thompson • Lamentations 3:19–33, Mark 4:23–25, Luke 2:8–20
When God Seems Silent
December 8, 2013 • Joel Reynolds • Psalm 13, Lamentations 3:19–33, Hebrews 10:19–23
When God is silent, we’re tempted to think he’s absent. That’s why the Christmas story is so important. You can’t separate the “Silent Night” of Christmas from the 400 years of Silent Nights between the Old and New Testaments. Christmas gives us a real, tangible, and historical hope. It reminds us that even when God is silent, He isn’t absent.
