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In a world often shaken by disasters, poverty, and hardship, the Church is called to be the hands and feet of Jesus. At LCC, we take this calling seriously, ensuring that our church family’s financial contributions and response team support are stewarded wisely to bring tangible relief and the love of Christ to those in need.
Will we trust God’s timing? Will we choose His voice over the noise of the world? Will we live lives of gratitude and praise?
The story in Luke 1:39-56 is more than just a meeting of two women with miraculous pregnancies. It’s a powerful reminder of God’s faithfulness, the joy of His presence, and the beauty of praising Him.
Have you ever thought about how incredible the story of Jesus’ birth really is? The idea that Jesus was born to a young, unmarried girl from a tiny town in Galilee—and that His conception was through the Holy Spirit—has been questioned, mocked, and misunderstood for centuries. Yet, this belief lies at the heart of the Gospel.
Christian parents often look forward to the special moment when their child prays to accept Christ as their Savior. It’s a beautiful time of joy and celebration, marking the beginning of a child’s spiritual journey. But as parents, we may wonder: Does my child truly understand this decision? How can I help them grow closer to Christ and deepen their faith?
As we dive into the Gospel of Luke, let’s consider two powerful concepts: invasions and impossibilities. At first glance, these ideas seem unrelated, but they form a crucial backdrop to the story we’ll explore.