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Prepare the Way for the Lord

"Prepare the way for the Lord” December 5, 2025 By Doug Wigginton Advent's first week has arrived, and we begin our preparation for the Messiah. You may wonder, "Why should we prepare ourselves for something that has already happened?" The beauty of Scripture is that it is not just God's story or simply the accounts of those we read about within it. With God's help and a willingness to see ourselves—flaws and all—we come to recognize it as our story, too. Psalm 25:1-10 expres

T.J. Lucas

27 minutes ago3 min read

A Holy Threshold

As Advent begins, we enter a holy threshold between darkness and light shaped by longing, hope, and holy beginnings. Advent always starts with darkness — not to frighten us, but to help us notice the first glimmers of dawn that God is already stirring. We hear of some of this dawn imagery in this week's scripture reading--a holy threshold between night and morning, sleep and wakefulness, dark and light, war and peace. All of these dichotomies we face, God speaks through. Isai

T.J. Lucas

Nov 264 min read

Reign of Christ Sunday

WHEN WE FORGET WHO THE REAL KING IS A World Built on Empty Promises People think the bread lines of the Great Depression are ancient history, but look around. We are standing in them again. Not always outside on sidewalks, but inside our own homes, scrolling through expired SNAP balances, waiting for paychecks that vanish before they land, stretching groceries that won’t stretch anymore. We live in the richest country on the planet—more profitable, more productive, more techn

T.J. Lucas

Nov 176 min read

Merry Grinchmas at The Reformed Church

🎄 Calling All Local Vendors & Artisans! 📍 106 North Chestnut Street, Scottdale PA 📅 Saturday, December 13 | 10 AM – 3 PM The Reformed Church invites our community’s makers, crafters, and small business owners to join us for a joyful day of holiday fun and hometown spirit! We’ll be hosting Merry Grinchmas , a family-friendly celebration featuring: 💚 Free pictures with the Grinch for kids and families 🎁 Limited free gifts while supplies last for kids ☕ Free coffee for e

T.J. Lucas

Nov 121 min read

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Prepare the Way for the Lord

A Holy Threshold

Reign of Christ Sunday

Merry Grinchmas at The Reformed Church

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