What do the angels celebrate? In these final days before Christmas, pause to see the kind of joy that makes heaven erupt and look to see that kind of JOY in your own life and family as well.
In this week’s ADVENTure conversation, we explore the breathtaking mystery of Christmas through the eyes of the shepherds and discover how God still reveals His wonder to us today. Come see how seeking the Savior leads us deeper into hope, truth, and the joy of sharing Him with those entrusted to us.
Follow the Magi’s journey and discover the King who invites us close in this week’s ADVENTure conversation. You will explore what it means to seek Jesus wholeheartedly – – – and enjoy the meaningful, memory-making Wise Man Hunt activity with those entrusted to you!
See the Christmas story through Mary’s eyes as we explore the promise at the heart of Christmas — the Promise God spoke to His people and fulfilled in Jesus. This week, look again, believe God’s Word for His promises to YOU, and live out His Promise in simple, meaningful ways.
This introductory ADVENTure conversation invites you to slow down, look closer, and ask God to help you see what He wants to show you this Christmas season. Before stepping into the Christmas story through Mary, the Wise Men, the shepherds, and the angels, this intro conversation helps you pause and pray, “Lord, open my eyes to see You.” It’s the perfect beginning to a devotion-driven ADVENTure season.
“This Kind” brings the Transfiguration Prayer journey full circle, reminding us that prayer isn’t meant to stay on the mountain, but to move with us into the mission, empowering us to face the battles that can only be won through God’s power.
From the mountain to the mission, In this Transfiguration Prayer conversation, we look to Jesus in Gethsemane and learn that true prayer isn’t about escaping pain, but about trusting the Father’s plan with a surrendered heart.
From thunder to tenderness, John the beloved reminds us that prayer connects Heaven with here when we learn to abide in the heart of Christ.
In this “Transfiguration Prayer” conversation, we look at James, a Son of Thunder transformed by grace, and discover that prayer doesn’t just speak to God; it follows Jesus with a life that speaks louder than words.
Peter’s story shows us that prayer strengthens the faithful—not because we’re perfect, but because Jesus prays for us and calls us to strengthen others in His name.
