You’ve joined Sisterhood this month as we wander through advent season. Advent really is a season of expectant waiting and preparation. It’s extra focus. It’s intentional wandering through the Christmas story, taking time to linger over it.
We’re talking about being a world changer. Some of you may be out there thinking, “I don’t even remember if I brushed my teeth today! How can I change the world?” And some may relate more to changing diapers than changing the world. Some of you may think your world-changing days have passed you by.
No matter what season you’re in, we think you’ll find yourself in one of these weeks and be encouraged by what it looks like and how easy it really is for your life to make an impact right where you are in any season for God.
This week we are looking at the Christmas story through the eyes of Simeon and Anna and how they changed her world through their expectant waiting and praying. And you can too.
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