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Cassie concluded our Christmas #1 series by reflecting on the song “I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every Day” and pointing us to a deeper, lasting hope.
From Luke 2:22–35, we looked at Simeon’s song and his confident hope in a faithful, promise-keeping God. His hope wasn’t in a perfect season, but in the God who brings comfort and deliverance through Jesus. Christmas doesn’t meet us in an idealised moment, but in the real life we’re living. What we truly need isn’t Christmas every day, but Christ every day—the Light of the world who comes alongside us with compassion, power, and peace.
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Christopher continued our Christmas #1 series by asking why “Last Christmas” connects with so many of us and who we can truly trust with our hearts.
We looked at Zechariah’s song in Luke 1:68–79, which reminds us that God saves, keeps His promises, and brings new life through Jesus. Unlike the fragile love in the song, God’s love never fails. Christmas invites us to trust Him afresh and respond to His unconditional love.
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Steve kicked off our new series, Christmas #1! We began with Mary’s song in Luke 1:46–55, the Magnificat. Her worship turns Christmas upside down—reminding us it’s not about us striving to reach the top, but about God humbling Himself to come down and be with us. Grace and mercy aren’t earned; they’re received when we bow before Jesus, the true Christmas #1.
Mary’s song was written to magnify the Lord. How will you live that out this Christmas?
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Christopher kicked off our new series True Religion, looking at James 1:27 and Luke 5:12–16, reminding us that everyone matters to God.
Our worth comes from being made in His image, and Jesus showed this by stepping into our dust, touching the untouchable, and restoring dignity. True religion means living out that truth—loving others, serving the vulnerable, and reflecting God’s heart for justice.
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