
Our friends from Luther Seminary and Pacific Lutheran Theological Seminary have put together a daily devotional to guide us in our advent reflections. It is especially during these weeks before Christmas that I encourage all people to take time to slow down, to breathe, and to pray. Because the world is filled with frantic activity, advent brings us back to the heart of what this season is about.
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