For centuries, Christians have been at the forefront of caring for the sick and dying—yes, even in the middle of pandemics.
A hopefully-not-too-presumptuous modern-day paraphrase of Isaiah 58:1-12
Joseph the Carpenter and King Ahaz of Judah might not seem as if they have much in common, but in fact they’re both confronted with a confounding claim: a child as the sign of God’s presence.