What is Advent? Too often it seems we allow Christmas to eclipse the season of Advent in such a way that we forget the true meaning of Christmas.
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Christmas
Redeeming Our Broken Stories
Jesus Christ, the incarnate Son of God, was born into the world to redeem us and heal our broken stories.
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From Suffering Servant to King of Glory
That the Creator God would lower Himself to take on human flesh and bear our guilt, sin, and shame is a historical fact that I will never completely wrap my mind around as long as I live. And yet He did it—He descended that we might ascend.
Not only did the King of Glory take on human flesh, but He suffered in His earthly body—enduring the same types of limitations,
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A Christmas Message (2018)
Ken Boa gives a meditation on the mystery of the incarnation and the images of the manger and the cross.
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The Manger and the Cross: Unlikely Bookends
The manger and the cross are an unlikely but undeniable pair, like bookends facing the opposite direction: the one, the enduring image of Christmas; the other, the enduring image of Easter.
Read MoreChristmas Eve 2017: Between Two Advents
Living Between the Two Advents of Messiah
As Christmas approaches, Dr. Boa discusses the season of Advent with his Wednesday Morning Men’s Fellowship in Atlanta. He explains how the Advent season is a time of looking both back to the first advent of Christ and forward to his second coming. Three songs represent these dual purposes of Advent (which the group sings together, led by David White):
“O Come, O Come,
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The Return of the Bethlehem Star
Was the star of Bethlehem a natural phenomenon or God’s divine proclamation of the birth of Christ? Read about Ken Boa’s thoughts in this article.
Read MoreChristmas and the Meaning of the Incarnation
The Mystery of the Incarnation
All praise to Thee, Eternal Lord,
Clothed in a garb of flesh and blood;
Choosing a manger for Thy throne,
While worlds on worlds are Thine alone.
—Martin Luther
Although we live in a pluralistic culture that tells us that Christianity is just one option in a whole cafeteria of equally valid spiritual choices, a closer look at the Bible reveals its profound uniqueness.
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