"He came; we go."

On this 4th Sunday of Advent lets explore the meaning of Advent and focusing on how the coming of Jesus calls us to share His love. We'll delve into the story of the shepherds and their immediate response to the good news, drawing parallels to our own call to action. Is the Church still fulfilling this mission?

A challenge to consider we can share the love of Christ with those around us, from our immediate neighbors to those living across the globe.

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"What was it like for the shepherds after the angels announced the Savior's birth?

Advent reminds us that Jesus brings hope, turning away from despair. Jesus brings peace, overcoming shame. Jesus brings joy, a deep contentment beyond happiness.

Living a joyful life means finding cheer and contentment in a joyless world. This joy comes from hope in Jesus, who restores all things. It comes from peace, knowing we are loved and forgiven. Our mission is to share this joy with the world. Let your cheerful, contented life be a witness to God's love.

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In our second installment of the "Holy Night" series, we delve deeper into the profound message of the Christmas season. Jesus, the Prince of Peace, came to bring us not only peace with God but also peace within ourselves.

The word "advent" signifies "coming," and Jesus' arrival marked a turning point in human history. He came to bridge the gap between us and God, offering forgiveness and redemption to all who believe.

In this episode, we explore the story of the shepherds, lowly figures in society who were the first to witness the birth of Jesus. Their story reflects the universal longing for peace and acceptance that resonates with all of us.

We also discuss the spiritual rejection that the shepherds faced, highlighting the struggle between sin and redemption. Jesus' sacrifice on the cross was the ultimate act of love, demonstrating God's willingness to forgive and restore us.

Through the shepherds' experience, we learn that Jesus' message is for everyone, regardless of our social status or past mistakes. He came to bring healing and hope to all who are weary and burdened.

As we approach Christmas, let us take time to reflect on the true meaning of this holy season. Jesus' birth offers us a fresh start, a chance to find peace and reconciliation with God and ourselves.

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