Christmas Eve At Life Community: Found, Not Seeking

What if the best news of Christmas isn’t that you finally got it together, but that Jesus came for you before you could? We set aside the noise to read John 1 and talk honestly about the gap between our holiday expectations and the reality of frozen cinnamon rolls, missing batteries, and complicated feelings—and why that gap is exactly where grace shines.

We walk through the first Christmas as it actually happened: a birth in a stable, an announcement to night-shift shepherds, and a God who moved toward ordinary people in ordinary places. From there we press on a liberating shift—Scripture doesn’t call us seekers; it calls us lost. Lost people don’t need tips. They need to be found. That’s the difference between religion and Jesus: one demands cleanup before you belong; the other changes you from the inside out. We explore belief versus acceptance with a simple chair metaphor, showing how trust moves from opinion to surrender, and how sons and daughters live from identity, not for it.

You’ll hear about faith that holds when we don’t, a Savior who doesn’t shout directions from heaven but steps in, and a quiet, powerful moment where the room fills with candlelight. Darkness doesn’t leave first; light is shared. That’s how hope spreads. If you’re tired of pretending, curious about what it means to be found, or ready to trade performance for grace, this conversation will meet you where you are and invite you to take a real step toward Jesus.

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