I hope everyone had a wonderful Christmas! I just watched this compelling video from Fortis Institute where Todd Friel answers a variety of questions from students at OSU. The first question definitely hits hard and is one that is important to be able to answer and discuss from a Biblical framework, but all of the questions and answers I found helpful and worth sharing with you all. I hope you'll find it as interesting and helpful.

I want to wish all those who have followed and supported me, and any who read this: Merry Christmas! May God bless you greatly as you celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ, the only way of salvation. As you spend time with family, take a page from Mary and ponder the moments around you. Think deeply on the things of God, and focus on the hope we have in Christ. Merry Christmas, and a happy new year!

"While they were there, the days were completed for her to give birth." - Luke 2:6 Some two thousand years ago in Bethlehem, an ordinary girl named Mary, thrust into extraordinary events, gave birth to a child. The question is asked of her in a song, if she knew the identity of this child. Scripture shows us that she had some idea, but the details were far from her. You see throughout the account that she knew something amazing was going on, and she pondered these events as t