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Rejoice

December 25, 2025


Glory to God! Our Savior Christ is born!

Photo by Joyce Carrasco

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Rejoice

December 25, 2025

Glory to God! Our Savior Christ is born!

Photo by Joyce Carrasco


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Known

December 26, 2023

For you created my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother's womb. Psalm 139:13 (NIV)

Photo by Joyce Carrasco

Salvation

December 25, 2023

The gift of Jesus' birth is all the more meaningful when we know that his life and death lead to resurrection.

Photo by Allen Butte

Good News

December 24, 2023

Let us share the light of Jesus Christ with another this Christmas and always.

Photo by Allen Butte

Carved

December 23, 2023

Time and challenges shape our lives, and through everything, God's love is steadfast.

Photo by Alexandra Holland

Patience

December 22, 2023

"Hope that is seen is not hope, for who hopes for what one already sees? But if we hope for what we do not see, we wait for it with patience." Romans 8:24-25 (NRSVUE)

Photo by Wanda Smith

Eclipse

December 21, 2023

Nothing can overshadow the light of Christ.

Photo by Laura Norris

Created

December 20, 2023

Even when we feel broken, the beauty of God's design is still visible.

Photo by Victoria Kubasak

Omnipresent

December 19, 2023

There is no speech or language where God's voice is not heard.

Photo by Wanda Smith

Possibilities

December 18, 2023

Embrace each new day, keeping the Lord in all your thoughts and deeds.

Photo by Walt Wood

Constant

December 17, 2023

Though tides ebb and flow and generations are born and pass away, God's loving presence never fades.

Photo by Lynn Delio