Comfort and Joy - Yarbrough, Julie
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Comfort and Joy speaks to the heart of those who long for hope and to those who find joy in the sacred celebration of Christ at Christmas. Advent is the period in the Christian calendar that culminates in the celebration of the birth of Christ. During this holy season of waiting, we reflect, meditate, and prepare our hearts for the coming into the world of the promised Messiah. Advent reminds us of our longing for light, comfort, love, and joy, the eternal qualities of God. Advent is a time to look within and listen for the voice of God. Advent responds to our deep yearning for a closer, more…mehr

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Comfort and Joy speaks to the heart of those who long for hope and to those who find joy in the sacred celebration of Christ at Christmas. Advent is the period in the Christian calendar that culminates in the celebration of the birth of Christ. During this holy season of waiting, we reflect, meditate, and prepare our hearts for the coming into the world of the promised Messiah. Advent reminds us of our longing for light, comfort, love, and joy, the eternal qualities of God. Advent is a time to look within and listen for the voice of God. Advent responds to our deep yearning for a closer, more intimate relationship with God through Christ. In this book of devotions, you will find: · a daily thought · a prayer suggestion · a study scripture · a question for consideration about how God is alive in Christ in your life and in the world. As you read the devotional for each day, may you feel the presence of God in Christ in the love that holds you close at Christmas and always.
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Julie Yarbrough has written extensively on grief, inspired by the life and ministry of her late husband. In Comfort and Joy, her premise is that the questions of Advent lead us to the heart of Christ, in which we find out most intimate relationship with God.Julie blogs at beyondthebrokenheart.com.