“What went wrong? The problem lies not in setting worthy goals, but in placing our hope in resolutions rather than in Christ alone.”
Author Archives: Josh Cehulik
Bring the Choir Back – How Heavenly Choirs Inspire Earthly Discipleship
“The church choir presents a unique opportunity to model gospel inclusivity while facilitating meaningful discipleship.”
From Seminaries to Sidewalks: The Revival of the Practical Theologian
“When leaders grow in gracious skill at addressing real issues, your entire faith community will reap the benefits.”
Day Eleven: What Child is This?
“The invitation in the final verse for all to come to worship Christ the newborn king – both peasant and royalty alike – beautifully reflects the accessibility Jesus’ birth brings. This humble child welcomes all into His kingdom, offering salvation freely to any who would receive Him.”
Day Ten: God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen
“Why comfort and joy? Because this baby born in Bethlehem came to redeem us, taking on flesh and blood to become the perfect sacrifice that we could never be”
Day Nine: It Came Upon a Midnight Clear
“The eternal, all-gracious King has come from heaven to walk life’s dusty roads alongside us!”
Day Eight: O Come, O Come, Emmanuel
“This hymn expresses a deep longing for unity under Christ’s reign when He returns. Our divisions will cease when we are finally united together in Him.”
Day Seven: Angels We Have Heard on High
“As the angels bowed down in Luke’s account, saying, “Glory to God in the highest,” we too ought to worship our King Jesus at Christmas, celebrating his glorious incarnation.”
Day Six: O Holy Night
“The hymn highlights Christ’s role as humanity’s Savior and the light breaking through spiritual darkness. “
Day Five: Hark! The Herald Angels Sing
” Our Savior humbled himself, setting aside his heavenly glory to redeem us and bring us into God’s family. This incredible truth is the very heart of Christmas.”