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Advent is one of the oldest and most meaningful seasons in the Christian calendar, yet it is often overlooked or misunderstood in modern life. In the midst of holiday busyness, Advent invites the Church to slow down, wait, and prepare—not just for Christmas, but for Christ Himself.
The Sermon on the Mount presents a radical vision that challenged first-century expectations and continues to confront us today. At its heart is a revolutionary announcement: the kingdom of God has arrived, and it looks nothing like what we expected.
In a culture that worships self-sufficiency, the Beatitudes call us to something radically different: recognizing our poverty, embracing our grief, accepting our powerlessness—and discovering that in these very places, we find the life we've been searching for all along.
