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Come and See!
O little town of Bethlehem, how still we see you lie! Above thy deep and dreamless sleep the silent stars…
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Verse 5: O Come, O Come Thou Lord of Might
Can you picture a particular place where the scenery and weather have combined to fill you with awe? A majestic…
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Verse 4: O Come thou Key of David, Come
For me keys have two ideas associated with them. First they are a symbol of authority and power. And second,…
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Verse 3: O come, Thou Day-Spring
The description of Jesus Christ as “Day-Spring” in this third verse is taken from the prophetic word given by God…
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Verse 2: O come, Thou Rod of Jesse
A couple of years ago I returned to visit my childhood home, a farmhouse on the North Downs in Kent.…
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Verse 1: O Come, O Come, Emmanuel
In the first verse of this Advent carol Jesus is called Emmanuel. Emmanuel is a Hebrew word meaning “God is…
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O Come, O Come, Emmanuel – Introduction
If I were to be asked for my first thought on hearing the word “Advent” it would be to think…
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Bearing Kingdom Fruit
Rooted in Christ, growing for His glory
