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| Summary: The light of Christ, that came into the world on that first Christmas, shines all the brighter because of the darkness in the world. Ironically, it is the very darkness, the symbol of chaos and wrong, that makes the light of Christ so dramatic in its effect. |
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| Summary: Much of what we love about this season is only the bow, the tinsel and the wrapping. The Gift within is God’s salvation in Jesus Christ. |
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| Summary: We’re used to taking elements from the Christmas story as found in Matthew and Luke for our Christmas pageants — Mary, Joseph, the Infant, angels, stars, shepherds, sheep and magi. But John the Evangelist is setting his pageant on an unimaginably large stage with a cast of characters that spans all of space and time. Now this is a show worth putting on! |
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| Summary: Chances are, if you wanted to read an account of the Christmas story — the birth of Jesus — you’d rush to Luke 2; maybe Matthew 1. Of the gospels you’d not consult is the fourth, the Gospel of John. Yet, this is the gospel for today. Surprisingly, it is all about the “other birthday story.”
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