How To Use Your Imagination This Advent | Week 1 Reflection

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Join me on a journey through Advent with weekly reflections and insights.

First Sunday of Advent Reflection

Questions For Reflection:

  1. How are you preparing for Christmas?
  2. Are you running to or running from the Lord?
  3. What will you do to ensure that you will spend Advent focused on the Lord during this time of busyness?
  4. Does it make you uncomfortable to think about your death? Why or why not?

Challenge:

Invite someone to be your prayer partner during this Advent season. Share your intentions with one another and commit to praying daily.

Pray:

Lord, prepare my heart to be ready for you. Come Lord Jesus come!

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