Advent 2020 | How is Christmas Good News for a Weary World?
by Andrew Clark on December 22nd, 2020
An infant in a manger vs. an entire world full of sickness, suffering, and pain. Why is this good news? Paul Tripp explains in a way only he can. Read below.... Read More
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Advent 2020 | Oh How We Need Advent (This Year More Than Most)
by Andrew Clark on December 21st, 2020
In the wake of loss, in the suffering of our present day, we need the reminder of advent, perhaps even more than years past.This beautiful, poetic post by E. M. Welcher reminds us to remember Christ first advent and to look forward to his second with hope. Read below.... Read More
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Welcome Wednesday | Entry #7
by Andrew Clark on December 16th, 2020
Hey Anthem,Often times, our desire to be hospitable towards others is bogged down by the details. How will we prepare? Will our efforts be "good enough?" What will others think of us?This article by Stacy Reaoch is a great reminder to keep welcoming presence as the main focus of all of our hospitality. While COVID-19 may make applying these principles more challenging, our call to hospitality rema... Read More
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Family Discipleship | Entry #7
by Andrew Clark on December 15th, 2020
Hey Parents (and Grandparents!),This week's post is a beautiful Advent prayer for the children in our lives, written by Scotty Smith. May we pray this fervently for our own children, for our grandchildren, and for the many other children we know.... Read More
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Christmas Sweater Sunday
by Allen Coleman on December 14th, 2020
This Sunday, December 20th, families are encouraged to wear their best (or ugliest) Christmas sweaters to church. Kids are encouraged to wear festive pajamas as we begin the final week of Advent. ... Read More
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A Very Phased Holiday
by Allen Coleman on December 9th, 2020
Since Thanksgiving, a lot has happened. A new round of stay-at-home orders, moving back to exclusively outdoor gatherings, potential COVID-19 exposures and our first positive test results at Anthem Church. Further, Americans have demonstrated that they intend on traveling and gathering for holidays irrespective of what they're told to do.How very Edenic of us.In all seriousness, it seems as though... Read More
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