The longer I’ve walked with Him through the valleys of grief and mountain tops of joy, the more I’ve experienced the tenderness of His love, the faithfulness of His plan, and the grace of a good, good Father.

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COMING TO LIGHT

An Advent Experience Through the Book of Luke

Advent.

It’s a time of slowing and receiving. A time of waiting expectant and preparing quiet, for both the past and the future coming of the greatest Present ever given-to-give . . .

Jesus, the Light of the world

Jesus, the Hope of the world

Jesus, the Savior of the world

These days of Christmas remind us that not only has our greatest need been met in Christ’s coming, but our every need will be met forever when He comes again.

The thing about this season is that it’s not a thing at all. It’s a Person who personally created us and longs to love us. A personal God who is always COMING TO LIGHT the way, with His glory and grace.

WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING

β€œComing to Light is an Advent book like no other. It is an invitation to bring your heart before the Lord in earnest worship. It is personal, engaging, and not simply seasoned with God’s Word, but completely rooted in it, every sentence pointing the reader to the heart of the Father. What a beautiful way to worship through Advent.”

KATIE WESTENBERG - AUTHOR, I CHOSE BRAVE

WRITINGS & MORE

What is this gift? The gift of grace. And it comes during the ordinary and the glorious. The brutal and the beautiful. The worst of days and the best of days. But grace always comes holy,
calling us Home.

Whatever is to come, I pray that you may never stop seeking and finding the varied gifts of grace waiting for you. Perhaps even some of those will be right here in this very space, as we scoot a little closer to the One whose grace keeps coming for us.

When we trust the eyes of our hearts to look beyond what is simply seen and into what is sometimes hidden, we can receive a surprising gift

It’s like a treasure hunt. You know, like those child-like days where our innocent curiosity and indifference to time always led to lingering moments of wondering, seeking, and hoping. But there’s one difference in the gift of God’s kind of mystery ~ it never leaves us disappointed or empty-handed. It comes to us, again and again, so that we may then be the gift to those around us.

WRITER OF GRACE

This book I wrote … it’s not only an Advent devotional, but a piece of my own story, as a daughter and friend of God’s. It represents everything I adore about the gift of Jesus. And it illuminates the Truth I hold most tightly, and
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