Christmas We Didnt Expect
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Reflections for Advent that help us to adore Jesus by reminding us of the wonder of the incarnation.
The Christmas story is one surprise after another. But sometimes the details become so familiar that they lose their impact.
These Advent reflections, written by David Mathis, help us to dwell deeply on the most stunning and significant event in the history of the world: that God himself became one of us.
Be amazed once more by the unexpected details of Jesus’ unique birth and saving work with these short daily devotions and prayers, and renew your worship of our humble, generous and loving Savior.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781784984762
ISBN10: 1784984760
David Mathis
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: October 2020
Publisher: The Good Book Company
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