In our final conversation Terry talks about the coming of Christ as God’s invasion of earth. John the Baptist calls Him God’s lamb, and one of the first things Jesus does when He comes on the scene is call a flawed and broken community of men and woman to follow Him. John, Andrew, Peter, Nathaniel, Philip, you and me. The call is this to you and I…. follow me….out of a life of religion, and into the life of following the liberating King….walking in the dust of the rabbi… feel it… whoosh… the dust over your feet…

Terry Wilson

Christmas is here, and the Word has become flesh and dwelt among us. The infinite, unsearchable, holy, vast, good God has become a man, an infant with flesh and blood, bringing light into the darkened world of men.

Walter Wilson

In the ancient pages of the book of Job, we find a man in darkness, straining to see the light. The light is Christ, and even in these pages of a dark story we see glimpses of God’s plan to reconcile the world to Himself. We look at the role of prophecy in proclaiming the coming of Christ.

Michael Amman

Before the coming of Christ, the world is waiting, and people wandering, seeking a remedy for the problem of sin and suffering. We look at the fall, its implications, and we see even in the darkest period of human history a glimmer of hope, hints that a Savior is coming.

Terry Wilson

We begin our time celebrating the coming of Christ and studying the book of John, reflecting on the darkness of a world waiting for a Savior. We see that God spoke light into darkness, brought order out of chaos, and hope into a world desperate for redemption.

Michael Amman