Listen to the voice that met Job with wonder instead of explanations: Have you entered the storehouses of the snow? From that single question, we trace how God holds both snow and hail with intention, how barren seasons can still be beautiful, and how quiet faith can warm a cold space.

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Thunder that sounds like joy—that’s how Revelation 19:6 describes the hallelujah at the center of God’s story. We follow the promise from Abraham’s simple belief to Zechariah’s song to a future celebration where every true longing is answered in Christ. Along the way, we examine why Christmas isn’t just memory and tradition; it’s a yearly rehearsal of holy anticipation that pulls our hearts toward the throne, not just the manger.

You’ll hear a poem, “First Christmas in Heaven,” written to help us imagine the joy of promises kept and the nearness of home. If you or someone you love is carrying heavy memories into the season, this conversation offers language for pain and a path toward hope. We’re not just looking back; we’re moving closer—one page, one prayer, one hallelujah at a time.

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What if the God who spoke galaxies into being chose to come near, not as an idea but as a person who walks dusty roads and knows human limits? We open John’s prologue and trace its daring claim: the Word was with God and was God, and that same Word became flesh for us. From Augustine’s awe at the Creator entering creation to the Scriptures that frame Christ’s eternity, we explore how divine power looks like love stepping into vulnerability, not stepping away from it.

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