People all over the world are looking for glory—in experiences, careers, relationships, knowledge, and in God. But where do we find true glory? The Apostle John points us to the eternal Word made flesh—Jesus Christ who came in glory and with grace.
There were centuries of preparation and prophecy leading up to the first advent of Jesus. On this third Sunday of Advent, we consider how we might prepare for Jesus—not only in light of his first advent, but looking ahead to when he comes again.
This week is the second Sunday of Advent, and advent is all about the coming of Jesus. But who is he? For the rest of the season we'll dive deeply into the identity of our savior from the Gospel of John's prologue. This Sunday, we'll consider him as God and Creator, Life and Light.
This Sunday we'll rejoice in the incarnation of the Son of God together. We'll consider how Luke's account of our Lord's birth reveals who this child is--human and divine; sufferer and savior; Son of Man and Son of God.
This Sunday we continue in the next scene of the Gospel of Luke in our short Advent sermon series. In a curious meeting of two expectant mothers, we'll see what we can learn from Elizabeth and Mary so that we might experience the joy that Jesus offers.
This Sunday we have the joy to welcome Rev. David Thompson, Parochial Vicar (Associate Pastor) of The Church of the Advent in Beacon Hill. Rev. David will begin our three-week Advent sermon series in Luke's Gospel.
