Walking Toward Christmas Devotions for Advent
Walking Toward Christmas Devotions for Advent by Eric Dean Patterson is a thoughtful exploration of the Christmas season through Bible study and reflection. Published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform on November 26, 2008, this edition spans 140 pages and is presented in English. The book features twenty-five daily readings designed for the Advent season, covering topics such as Herod the Great, the significance of the flight to Egypt, and the historical authenticity of the Nativity.
Readers will find a collection of essays that blend historical insights with spiritual principles, aimed at enhancing their understanding of Christmas. The text delves into the Old Testament meaning of Jesus’ name and highlights the important role of Mary’s cousin Elisabeth. Walking Toward Christmas offers an opportunity for reflection and learning, making it a resource for those interested in the religious aspects of the holiday season.
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Walking Toward Christmas is for those who love Christmas and want to learn more about it through Bible study and reflection. The book contains twenty-five daily readings for the Advent season, including chapters on Herod the Great, the significance of the flight to Egypt, the historical authenticity of the Nativity, the Old Testament meaning of Jesus’ name, and the important role of Mary’s cousin Elisabeth. Walking Toward Christmas is a thought-provoking collection of essays that will inform, inspire, and reward the reader.”Skillfully, Patterson has woven historical material together with spiritual principles that can assist us in our ‘walk toward Christmas.’” Robert H. Spence, President, Evangel University
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