Greetings Beloved! We are so thankful for each of you as we close out this year’s Thanksgiving celebrations! For God’s people Thanksgiving is a lifestyle. We are grateful to God for His empowering Presence, equipping Purpose and His Powerful loving kindness. On the other hand, Thanksgiving postures our heart to reflect on the faithfulness and goodness of God. It is a powerful posture to take us into the season of Advent.
We are excited and ready to enter the season of Advent that begins, Sunday, November 30, 2025 to Wednesday, December 24, 2025. Christians around the world observe and celebrate Advent in a myriad of ways. Whether through focused prayer initiatives, focused acts of kindness or focused times of worship, Advent offers Christians a great avenue to prepare to celebrate the birth of our Savior, King and LORD. No matter the selection of our focus this Advent season, let us use this season of Advent to press into the heart of God for the many souls around the world in need of a Savior- Jesus Christ!
For those that asked us for a guide for this year’s Advent, here is a short version of the Advent calendar to help with your Bible reading, prayer and worship times.
Week 1 (Nov 30- Dec 6): Focus on Hope- Coming of Christ from Isaiah 9: 2, 6
Week 2 (Dec 7 – Dec 13): Prepare –Make Straight the Way of Christ from Isaiah 40: 3-5
Week 3 (Dec 14 – Dec 20): Joy – Sunday of Rejoicing from Matthew 2: 10-11
Week 4 (Dec 21 – Dec 24): Love – Anticipate Christ’s Birth from John 3: 16-19
As shared each year, one of the major reasons we love the Advent season is because it gives us the intentional pursuit of God’s Presence to prepare our hearts, spirits, souls and lives for the celebration of Christ's birth. Advent gives us the focused time to reflect on Christ’s Presence, Mission and Character; first to us personally and secondly for the world at large.
As we look forward to the close of 2025, let the intentional pursuit of God’s Presence envelope all aspects of our lives. May the beauty of Advent be upon us as the Holy Spirit is poured afresh upon the lives of God’s people for the glory of God! Stay blessed in Christ, stay encouraged in God’s Word, and stay close to the Savior.
In Christ's Love,
Drs. Johnson & Feyi Obamehinti
We are excited and ready to enter the season of Advent that begins, Sunday, November 30, 2025 to Wednesday, December 24, 2025. Christians around the world observe and celebrate Advent in a myriad of ways. Whether through focused prayer initiatives, focused acts of kindness or focused times of worship, Advent offers Christians a great avenue to prepare to celebrate the birth of our Savior, King and LORD. No matter the selection of our focus this Advent season, let us use this season of Advent to press into the heart of God for the many souls around the world in need of a Savior- Jesus Christ!
For those that asked us for a guide for this year’s Advent, here is a short version of the Advent calendar to help with your Bible reading, prayer and worship times.
Week 1 (Nov 30- Dec 6): Focus on Hope- Coming of Christ from Isaiah 9: 2, 6
Week 2 (Dec 7 – Dec 13): Prepare –Make Straight the Way of Christ from Isaiah 40: 3-5
Week 3 (Dec 14 – Dec 20): Joy – Sunday of Rejoicing from Matthew 2: 10-11
Week 4 (Dec 21 – Dec 24): Love – Anticipate Christ’s Birth from John 3: 16-19
As shared each year, one of the major reasons we love the Advent season is because it gives us the intentional pursuit of God’s Presence to prepare our hearts, spirits, souls and lives for the celebration of Christ's birth. Advent gives us the focused time to reflect on Christ’s Presence, Mission and Character; first to us personally and secondly for the world at large.
As we look forward to the close of 2025, let the intentional pursuit of God’s Presence envelope all aspects of our lives. May the beauty of Advent be upon us as the Holy Spirit is poured afresh upon the lives of God’s people for the glory of God! Stay blessed in Christ, stay encouraged in God’s Word, and stay close to the Savior.
In Christ's Love,
Drs. Johnson & Feyi Obamehinti
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