There’s A New Kid In Town
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Made popular by: Kathy Mattea
Media: CD
Released: January 2010
DayWind Music Group
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Love Came Down At Christmas
$15.99Add to cart1. Introduction
2. No Noisy Gong Or Clanging Cymbal (13 V 1)
3. Knowledge + Faith Needs Love (13 V 2)
4. More Than Sacrifice (13 V 3)
5. Gentle Jesus, Meek And Mild? (13 V 4a)
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24. Simply The Greatest (13 V 13c-d)Additional Info
Love is at the heart of Christmas-it’s the reason behind all our gathering and gift-giving at this time of year. In this Advent devotional, Dr Sinclair B Ferguson refreshes our hearts as we reflect on the source it all-love incarnate, Jesus Christ.Over the course of December, this devotional walks through 1 Corinthians 13 phrase-by-phrase, showing us that “love is” the Lord Jesus himself.
Sinclair Ferguson brings the rich theology of the incarnation to life with his trademark warmth and clarity. Drawing on stories from the Gospels, we’ll see what “love” looked like in the life of Christ, and be challenged us to love like him. Each day’s reading finishes with a question for reflection and a prayer.
However you’re feeling-weary or frantic, lonely or lovesick-your heart will be refreshed as you wonder again at the truth that love came down at Christmas in the person of Jesus Christ.
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