The Heart of Bethlehem
A Twenty-Five Day Journey of Faith for the Christmas Season
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The Heart of Bethlehem For to us a child is born, to us a son is given… Isaiah 9:6
No one strives to be ordinary. The Creator of the human heart instills into each soul the desire for a unique and meaningful life. Money, fame, power, or the perfect relationship appears on the world’s horizon as a glimmering oasis — an escape from insignificance. But, just like a mirage, the world’s way never satisfies. Only the One who knows our hearts holds the secret for transforming the ordinary into the extraordinary: Jesus Christ, the Son of God. At the heart of Bethlehem lies the supernatural power of God breaking through the mundane and making it remarkable… …a feed trough in Bethlehem, a crib for a King… …a baby boy, God among us… …a star in the sky, a beacon for wise men to follow… God began a story in Bethlehem that He longs to continue in the heart of every person ever created. The birth of His Son into the lives of those He loves, transforming the ordinary into the extraordinary, through faith and trust.
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Inspired by an Advent box and the desire for others to know the truth about Jesus, Carol B. Weaver wrote The Heart of Bethlehem: A Twenty-Five Day Journey of Faith for the Christmas Season. Each day’s devotional walks you through the story of Jesus’s birth as told in the Bible.
Whether you journey alone or with your family, the historical background, application, and prayers can add depth and understanding to your holiday season. Discover for yourself the transforming power of God’s love and its impact on the world today.
Just add a Bible, a desire for more, and a little time.
About the Author
Carol B. Weaver is an ordinary Christian, filled with a passion for God and His Word. She has led Sunday school classes, Bible studies, and multiple prayer groups during her nineteen-year walk with Christ. The journaling of thoughts and revelations led to a call to share the truth of God’s Word with others through devotionals. Carol has been published in The Upper Room magazine and currently blogs at JeremiahsMenu.blogspot.com. She lives with her family in the piney woods of East Texas.