Advent 2012: (Re)United in Christ

Dec 12, 2012 | Advent 2012, Devotions

Written By Chad Gramling

Nativity

We are all children of God. And we are all sinful in our ways. God so loved His children that He sent Jesus, who was both flesh and God, to pardon us of our sins. Through His birth, His death and His Resurrection  we are blessed with an invitation to accept and know Christ, and to enjoy eternity in Heaven.

This IS Christmas!

Today, I have one simple prayer: that you will click here to receive the ultimate gift.

 

Written By Chad Gramling

Chad Gramling is a passionate writer, historian, and artist dedicated to exploring the intersections of faith, history, and creativity. Through 1Glories, he shares his unique perspectives and life lessons, inviting readers to join him on a journey of discovery and inspiration.

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