Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John—why did God give us four gospel records of the earthly ministry of Jesus Christ and not just one?

Angels announced his coming; yet, the Savior of the world was laid in a lowly manger. How does Luke’s narrative of Jesus’ birth bring us comfort that the Lord God Almighty is also quietly near to us in our daily lives?

The second chapter of Matthew showcases three groups of people and how the birth of Jesus revealed their hearts, also teaching us today how Jesus’ life should affect ours.

In today’s interconnected world, money is essential for daily living because most of us no longer raise our food, sew our clothes, or build our own homes. In Matthew 6:30-33, Jesus teaches us three important things about money.