Advent preparation

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Prepare your heart for Christmas with our Advent Bible reading plan. Explore prophecies, the birth of Jesus, the gift of salvation, and the promise of His return through daily scriptures.

A simple Advent Calendar for children, youth or families to prepare for the coming of Christ at Christmas. Follow the advised tasks for each day - in the suggested order or at random - and tick them off the list. Can be printed for easy access.

Have you heard of the word 'Advent'?Advent is a season observed in many Christian churches as a time of expectant waiting and preparation for both the celebration of the Nativity of Jesus and the return of Jesus at the Second Coming.Advent is the time period from 1st of December until Christmas Day and we use this time to prepare our hearts for the real meaning of Christmas.Do you ever feel prepared spiritually to celebrate Jesus on Christmas Day?I find every year that I get caught up in the…

Christmas is a time for us to look deep within ourselves and be reminded that God took on human flesh, and came to earth to save us.

Make this an Advent Season You’ll Never Forget Make this an Advent Season You’ll Never Forget Start a new countdown to Christmas tradition that will bring more meaning to the season and help put Jesus back at the center of your celebrations with The Advent Project: A Challenge to Journal, Reflect, and Celebrate Christ’s Birth. Plus,...

Spending regular time together in the Word provides opportunity for families to connect with one another and to grow in their faith. A daily devotion doesn’t need to be elaborate or complicat…

These Advent Bible Verses are perfect for preparing your heart for the coming of the king.

Today is the 4th Sunday of Advent...the Sunday of Love. "Jesus shows us God's perfect love. He is God's perfect love in human form. Those who believe in Him and live in Him, live in love. Love transforms and perfects all things. It never ends. We light this candle today to remind us that God is love. We thank God for HOPE He gives us, for the PEACE He bestows, for the JOY He pours into our hearts, and for the LOVE that redeems us and shows us the way." Let us pray: "O God of Love, Emmanuel…

Advent, the four Sundays leading up to Christmas, is a time of anticipation and preparation for the birth of Jesus Christ. People often light candles on an Advent wreath to represent different aspects of the season. The first Sunday of Advent is often marked by the lighting of the first candle, which can represent hope. It is a time to reflect on the hope that we have in Jesus, and to prepare our hearts for His coming. #ChristianChain #Advent #ChristmasSeason #TrendingFaith