Our Advent Joy
Lee Davis • December 15, 2025
Rejoice!
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Advent 3 invites a joy that’s honest and grounded—rooted in Isaiah’s hope, John’s questions, and Mary’s song of a God who lifts the lowly.
Last week, we talked about not sleepwalking through this season. This week, I think Advent presses us a little further: Where do I need to make room in our hearts?