You may have been longing for some Advent readings for Year in the Bible and if so, this is your week. We are in the third Sunday of Advent and we open up the Gospel of Matthew. It is also our last of the four gospels and it’ll be a bridge from the Fall to Winter quarter.
Take your time with familiar passages like these. Even though we hear about Christmas every year, we always can return to these cherished texts. And it is easy to “hear about Christmas” every year and for that to mean a lot more about shopping and family get-togethers than Immanuel.
We are almost to our final winter quarter so keep your eyes peeled for an updated reading guide to take us all the way to the end.
Year in the Bible 
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Casey, Much as I like the picture of Charlie and Linus and the “Charlie Brown Christmas Tree” I really would rather have the text which is covered up by the picture. Could you please get me the text. I have tried three different ways to print it and all I have is 3 pictures of the tree. Help! Betsy Englishman
I’m not sure how the picture is blocking the text. The first line is “You may have been…” Are you not seeing that?
Here’s the entire text that you could copy and paste into another document to print:
You may have been longing for some Advent readings for Year in the Bible and if so, this is your week. We are in the third Sunday of Advent and we open up the Gospel of Matthew. It is also our last of the four gospels and it’ll be a bridge from the Fall to Winter quarter.
Take your time with familiar passages like these. Even though we hear about Christmas every year, we always can return to these cherished texts. And it is easy to “hear about Christmas” every year and for that to mean a lot more about shopping and family get-togethers than Immanuel.
We are almost to our final winter quarter so keep your eyes peeled for an updated reading guide to take us all the way to the end.