On this second week of Advent, we lit the peace candle. When Jesus Christ the Prince of Peace came the first time, the way was prepared by John the Baptist. He instructed people to repent and be baptized to make their hearts ready for the Lord. He created a buzz throughout the land that prepared the climate to receive the Messiah. Today we are going to talk about preparing our hearts for the peace of God to have a firm hold.
Preparing Our Heart for the Prince of Peace
Advent 2
December 9, 2018 • Mike Stubbs
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