In this final week of Advent, we’re talking about the kind of love that changed everything. Not the “I love pizza” kind of love… but the love that came in person. The love that stepped into our world, our mess, and our story.

In this episode, we look at what it means that Love came down, Love came close, and Love came to stay. We walk through Scripture, real‑life stories, and practical ways to live out God’s love this Christmas.

If you’ve ever wondered whether God is near, whether His love is for you, or whether it’s strong enough to stay—this episode is for you.

Merry Christmas, friends. Love has come.

In this week’s Advent conversation, Joshua and Noel light the third candle—Joy—and reflect on the angel’s announcement in Luke 2:10: “I bring you good news of great joy that will be for all the people.” Together, they explore how joy is different from happiness, why it endures even in hardship, and how it flows from the good news of Christ’s coming. Through scripture, stories, and practical encouragement, this episode reminds us that joy is both a gift and a choice. It’s resilient in trials, contagious in relationships, and rooted in the gospel that changes everything. Whether you’re weary from the season or longing for deeper gladness, this conversation will help you rediscover the strength and hope that come from the joy of the Lord.

In this week’s Advent conversation, Joshua and Noel light the second candle—Peace—and explore what it means to welcome the Prince of Peace into our lives. Drawing from Isaiah 9:6, Philippians 4, and other passages, they remind us that peace is not the absence of conflict but the presence of Christ Himself.

Together, they unpack two powerful truths: Peace is a Person—Jesus Himself is our peace, steadying us in life’s turbulence; and Peace is a Choice—we must fix our hearts and minds on Him daily, trading worry for prayer and choosing to walk in His calm.

Through scripture, stories, and practical encouragement, this episode invites you to stop chasing the feeling of peace and instead embrace the Person of peace.