The term “Advent” originated from Latin “adventus,” which means “coming” or “arrival.” The Latin term, translated from the Greek word “Parousia,” is the term used in the New Testament’s original text for the second coming of Christ. Therefore, the Advent season is observed in most Christian denominations as the celebration of Christ’s coming at his birth and the return of Christ at the second coming. Both events are found in Messianic prophecies in the Old and New Testament. The activities Continue Reading
Let There Be Christmas… Even in the Darkest Days {Recharge Wednesday}
“Therefore the Lord Himself will give you a sign: Listen carefully, the virgin will conceive and give birth to a son, and she will call his name Immanuel (God with us).” Isaiah 7:14 (AMP) On the floor of my prayer closet, there lies a notebook that is precious to me. In it, I write prayer requests for various friends and relatives. I find it a joy and honor to touch Heaven on behalf of these dear brothers and sisters. A couple struggling in their marriage... A friend whose husband is Continue Reading
