The most frequently told Christmas story concerns a baby in a manger, and for good reason. A baby in a manger tells us the how and where...
The most frequently told Christmas story concerns a baby in a manger, and for good reason. A baby in a manger tells us the how and where of the first Christmas, but not necessarily the why. When telling his version of Christmas, John didn’t write about babies, animals, or shepherds. Instead of focusing on how or where Jesus was born, John wrote about why.
When we hear good news, we lean in and hope it’s true—even before believing it. So if the message of Christianity is supposedly good, why...
When we hear good news, we lean in and hope it’s true—even before believing it. So if the message of Christianity is supposedly good, why don’t more people lean in? Perhaps we need to take a fresh look at this good news to see if our current version is in line with the original one.
