Wednesday Nights​
Zoom Discussion
​Because of Bethlehem by Max Lucado
A series of five Wednesday night sessions on Zoom.

Our first discussion will be Wednesday, December 16.  Look in your email for the Zoom Link.

A series of Wednesday night sessions on Zoom.

A copy of the book is NOT needed to join the discussion. 

For some, Christmas is a time of excitement, celebration, and family, while for others it is a time of loneliness, grief, and loss. No matter what this season holds for you, the promise of Christmas will bring you a lifetime of hope.

Christmas begins what Easter celebrates. The child in the cradle becomes the King on the cross. Because of Bethlehem, we have a Savior in heaven. These are the heart shaping promises of Christmas. Long after the guests have left, the carolers have gone home, and the lights have come down, these promises endure.

No one expected God to come the way he did. Yet the way he came was every bit as important as the coming itself. The manger is the message.
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In the midst of your hectic Christmas season, Max will help you: 

• Rekindle your connection to the Christ of Christmas who offers lasting hope.
• Lay down your endless Christmas to-do list and receive what Jesus has already done.
• Heal your heartache by embracing the God who is always near you, always for you, and always in you.

As you curl up in a comfortable spot and look into the odd, wonderful story of Bethlehem, may you find enduring hope for all seasons of your life.

Order your copy of Because of Bethlehem, by Max Lucado on Amazon, Barnes & Noble, or your local Christian bookshop.  There are also a limited number of copies available at Johnson County Library in both the catalog and their digital library.
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The book can be read at your own pace.  You will not need to have read the book to participate in the discussions.

Our Zoom Meeting is now password protected.  To connect you must receive an email with instructions on connecting including the password.  You can just click the Join Zoom Meeting link listed in the email.  It automatically enters the password for you.  Then it should give you the option to either run Zoom in your browser of to download the Zoom app to your PC.  When you connect to the meeting you will be give the option to connect with internet audio and video or to dial in.  Most of you should be able to use internet audio and video.  Please try to connect to the meeting 5-10 minutes before the start so we can confirm you have a good connection.  If you are unable to use the internet audio, you can dial in on the phone lines listed in the email.  They are toll lines, but if you have a cell phone with free long distance, there should be no toll charges to you.  For dial it will ask you the meeting ID and password listed in the email.