The birth of Jesus is a testament to God's condescension, as He chooses to become human and identify with humanity's weaknesses. From the humble town of Bethlehem to the lowly parents Joseph and Mary, God's glory is revealed in the most unexpected ways. The story of Jesus' birth is a reminder of God's love and redemption, and the power of His salvation to overcome even the greatest of sins. [... more]

God requires character, compassion, condescension, and communion to please him, not sacrifices or offerings, but rather to do justly, love mercy, walk humbly, and do it with God, as Micah teaches in the book of Micah. [... more]

The Christmas story is a picture of God's condescension, where He came down to the lowly and the humble to bear the stench of sin in His own body. Jesus was born in a smelly stable, not in a luxurious inn, but in a place where animals were kept, surrounded by the smell of sinners. This event is a metaphor for the wretchedness of sin and the wonder of God's grace. [... more]

God requires character, compassion, condescension, and communion to please him. He demands that we do justly, love mercy, walk humbly, and do it with him. We must have a close walk with God to keep us right, and without these four things, even the most costly sacrifices and dedicated service are worthless. [... more]

God's plan was a stable, a cave, where Jesus Christ, the Son of God, was born to a teenage couple, Mary and Joseph, who faced unfair indictment, unexpected inconvenience, and unmistakable inadequacy, yet remained faithful to the Word of God. [... more]

God requires four things from his people: to do justly, to love mercy, to walk humbly, and to do it with Him. Without these qualities, even the most costly sacrifices and dedicated service are meaningless. [... more]

Caregivers must assert their authority to advocate for their loved ones, even if it means standing up to medical professionals. This authority comes from experience and knowledge, not just training. As Christians, it's essential to spread the word of God, especially to those who lack access to Bibles. [... more]

The Christmas story is a remarkable and solemn event, where God sent His Son, Jesus, born of a woman, Emmanuel, into the world. The Lord of immensity was confined to a body about ten pounds in weight and under two feet in length. The circumstances of Jesus' birth, including the lack of room in the inn and the use of a manger, demonstrate God's condescension to humanity, coming all the way down to the stench of sin to bear our guilt in His own body. [... more]