The Twelve Days of Advent: Recent Episodes
John Fry
Beginning December 2nd: The Twelve Days of Advent is a devotional podcast that exists to help people reflect and project; we hope your reflections on the meaning and events of the first advent of Christ will provoke joyful, hopeful worship at the many projections of His second advent.
In the final episode, we reflect on the sovereignty of God in the events of the first advent and project the hope of His sovereignty in the events of the second advent (Luke 2:6-7).
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In this episode, we examine the connection between the Abrahamic Covenant and the first advent of Jesus (Luke 1:68-79).
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In this episode, we look forward to the second advent of Christ by comparing the betrothal of Mary and Joseph to the current state of God's people: awaiting the consummation of the marriage between the Lord and His Bride, the Church (Luke 1:26-27).
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In this episode, we look at the life of Joseph and learn six lessons of biblical manhood (Matthew 1:18-25).
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In this episode, we descend with Gabriel to hear his messages to Zechariah and Mary at the first advent (Luke 1:11, 26-27). Like Gabriel, God has given his people today a message to share, one that includes the reality of Christ's second advent.
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In this episode, we join Elizabeth, blameless and barren, as she seeks to live righteously despite her reproach (Luke 1:5-6).
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In this episode, we examine the prophetic ministry of John the Baptist and compare this man of God with the Son of God (Luke 1:11-13).
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In this episode, we will explore how the tyrannical rule of King Herod points to the King of Kings, and his eternal reign (Luke 1:5)!
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In this episode, we examine how the inadequacies within the Jewish priesthood point toward the need for a more superior Priest: Jesus (Luke 1:20).
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In this episode, we will stand next to Zechariah as he burns incense in the temple and observe that incense represents the prayers of God's people (Luke 1:8-10). Enjoy!
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This episode connects the Prophets' expectation of a Messiah's first advent to the Apostles' expectation of a second advent - an advent that we still look forward to today (Hebrews 9:28)!
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This introductory episode describes the primary purpose of Christ's first advent: to save his people from their sins (Matthew 1:21). Join us in the Garden of Eden as we reflect on the Bible's first hints of mankind's need for a Savior.
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In this preview, you will hear the heart and vision behind The Twelve Days of Advent. Join us on December 2nd, when we begin the advent season by reflecting on the need for the First Advent of Jesus!
Join The Twelve Days of Advent every other day between December 2nd - 24th for new episodes this advent season. For more information visit https://thetwelvedaysofadvent.com