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div.slides data-cycle-timeout=5000 data-cycle-prev=#sliderprev data-cycle-next=#slidernext> day nine: chasing joy today…i will chase after joy. maybe that sounds like my theology is bad. maybe that sounds like i’ve got my priorities mixed up. but my joy is my jesus. they can’t be separated. psalms 16:22 tells us it is in his presence there is joy. day eight:  unwrap your gift i have a gift for you, he says. a gift unlike anything you could ever buy in a store; a gift people have sought after for centuries. it’s yours. it’s there, every christmas. so many times you haven’t seen it. it goes unnoticed day seven:  the sound of hope   hope is one of the most precious things we possess.   we need to fiercely guard and protect it because, without it, what we see in front of us is the only page of the book with which to draw our conclusions, when, in reality, there day 6:  the christmas banquet   come and sit. there’s a christmas banquet that’s been prepared for you – a feast like none you’ve ever seen.   the white table cloth spreads out before you with bright red cloth napkins rolled up and tied with a red ribbon holding a sprig day 5:  listen     the sounds of christmas give us so much to be thankful for, a reminder of his provision, a sacred echo of his grace.   last week we focused on “come, let us adore him” which, hopefully, began to prepare our hearts for this christmas season.   day four:  come just as you are   we’ve reflected over the last week about what it means to come…come, let us adore him.   our study guide on day one taught us that “erchomai,” the greek word for “come,” is better translated, “to begin something new.”  day three: in the dark streets shineth   the song, “light of the world,” by lauren daigle starts out with these lyrics,   the world waits for a miracle the heart longs for a little bit of hope oh come, oh come, emmanuel a child prays for peace on earth and she’s calling