God With Us: 25 Advent Reflections

by J. John

Advent looks forward to the world being utterly changed in every way by the coming of Christ. As you follow these reflections on Advent may your life be transformed in a similar way.

Paperback

First published October 7, 2014

About the author

J.John, a Greek-Cypriot by birth. He is married to Killy and they have 3 sons, Michael, Simeon and Benjamin. He became a Christian in 1975 and has been described as refreshing, humorous, passionate, earthy, accessible and dynamic.

Reviews

[Emma.catherine]

Fantastic advent reflections ✝️🙏🏼💜🕯️

Merry Christmas one and all

[Louisa aka the bookworm]

Wonderful Bible Study of Advent!

This was a joy to read and ponder throughout Advent. It has made me think about a lot of things and would absolutely recommend it for New Christians and Older ones too! Such a great read!

[Eric H.]

beautifully written!

I loved this advent devotional for its deep dive into the marginalized and often overlooked people in the nativity story. Each day is thought provoking and relevant. It is just the right length as well.

[Stacy]

Great Advent devotional - short daily readings with prayer and a question to ponder at the end of each day.

[KatieK]

LOVED reading this through Advent, a simple but thought provoking daily devotional through Advent which is also a great gift to give to others, especially seekers.

[Sandra Arbeni]

Wonderfully told.

What an inspirational reading day⁹ by day of Advent. Each morning I looked forward to a new reading. I highly recommend that you get your copy for the next advent.

[Christine Ottaway]

Inspiring reading for Advent

J John takes us through the Christmas narrative pausing on all the key events and participants. It is insightful and inspiring and thoroughly recommended to help us focus in Advent on the wonder of Immanuel, God with us.

It cost many people dear to participate in this amazing, life changing event for all who would hear. The cost may have been high but I am certain everyone would say, ‘It was worth.’