[Sunday] A Song of Christmas Light - Wait | Simeon
Just as the Apollo 8 astronauts were awed by our tiny planet in a vast universe, Simeon’s joy reminds us that God proves His love by entering the most "insignificant" places—a manger, a small town, and our own ordinary lives—to bring us peace.
Questions for the Week: A Story of Christmas Light - Pointing to Greatness
What is something you are currently waiting for God to do in your life, and how do you handle the silence while you wait?
Read Luke 2:22-38. Simeon recognized that the wait was over, that the Savior was in this poor baby. Why do you think God so often chooses to work through "insignificant" means (a baby, a manger, a cross) rather than through displays of raw power?
The astronauts on Apollo 8 felt tiny looking back at Earth from space. Have you ever felt "small" or "insignificant"—maybe at school, at work, or just looking at the stars? How does knowing that God chose to become a tiny, "insignificant" baby change how you feel about your own smallness?
What Had happened at Grace this week.
![[Easter] Creation Day 7 - Rest The Week](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5852f18a20099e30cd2c01dc/1775074168095-82WENI1I4DA222SDE8UE/The+Week+7a.jpg)
![[Sunday] Creation Day 6 - Image of God, The Week](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5852f18a20099e30cd2c01dc/1774573315831-KRAOI22SKZR6IVVGLBW3/The+Week+6a.jpg)
in the crucifixion of our lord its as if the creation itself is rolled back to the beginning.