I hope we recall that, as we celebrate this season of Advent, we are celebrating a period of time that's dedicated to waiting, expectation. Advent means "a coming." What we are waiting for we ...

Advent is a peculiar season, one that might only be known by those who attend liturgical churches that closely follow the Christian calendar. Some people put up Christmas decorations and trees ...

Advent is a season of waiting, but sometimes we skip right over the preparation and want to get right to the celebration of Christmas. Both kids and adults alike can benefit from the intention of ...

Author Rachel Held Evans said on her blog, "Advent is a season of anticipation, of holy waiting. It is a waiting characterized not by idleness or even contented peace, but by prophetic yieldedness ...

This Advent season, let us look at waiting from another perspective, the Biblical perspective, which affirms our waiting as an act of faith. The Rev. Dr. George Buttrick, ...

The four Sundays before Christmas arrives on December 25 are known as Advent. This time is all about preparation for Christmas. For Christians it's about the arrival of Jesus.

Far from the glitter and noise of the busy holiday season, Advent calls us to pause, to wait, and, most importantly, to find peace By Pamela Prince Pyle, M.D. Fox News Published December 8, 2024 8 ...

Traditionally, Christians celebrate the season of Advent during the four weeks leading up to Christmas Day. But some are expanding the observance to seven weeks for practical and religious reasons.

Columnist Colleen Hoeft says the season of Advent is a special time of waiting for promises to be fulfilled by Immanuel. 6 months – only $2 SUBSCRIBE NOW Show Search.

For many people who observe Christian traditions, Advent is a special season that begins on Dec. 1 and lasts until Dec. 24, leading up to the celebration of Jesus Christ’s birth at Christmas.

Parenthood can be a wonderful example of the active waiting that is done during Advent season. Skip to main content Skip to main content. Register for more free articles. Sign up ...

Author Rachel Held Evans said on her blog, "Advent is a season of anticipation, of holy waiting. It is a waiting characterized not by idleness or even contented peace, but by prophetic yieldedness ...