Join me, Max Locato, for Max Locato's because of Bethlehem, in theaters nationwide, December 5th, 6th, and 7th.

Together we will remember that the Christmas season is more than a pretty tree with presents

piled underneath. It's a time to reflect on the true gift of the season.

Join me along with special guests, Matthew West, Ann Wilson, C. C. C. Wienens and more.

Tickets are on sale now for this special in theaters only event.

Hey everybody, Erica here with Team Lucado.

Wanted to share some exciting news with you all, Max's brand new book you were made for this moment,

inspired by the timeless and timely story of Esther is available

now wherever books are sold. Hi everybody Max Locato here from my home to yours. Thanks so much for joining me

for today's encouraging word.

All the best to you today, my friends, from a little corner upstairs in my house to wherever you are in your house or wherever you are in your car wherever we are in your work wherever are in your life I'm praying that you will

believe that God loves you and you'll trust him. Trust him to do his finest work even in these difficult

difficult times. We're really pursuing that thought. You are never alone, not even during a pandemic not even during a

season of of topsy-turvy chaos now most folks don't discuss grave clothing and burial details. It's not necessarily a happy topic.

However, the Apostle John was, he was an exception.

He made sure in his gospel to touch on the details of Jesus

burial. The tomb provided by Joseph of Arimuthia, the The

rapings provided by Joseph of Airmithia, the wrappings provided by Nicodemus and Joseph of Airmithia,

enough spices to annoyed a king how they carefully wrapped Jesus in linen. to an

annoying king how they carefully wrapped Jesus in linen clothing following a Jewish custom.

As John and he'll be glad to tell you how he came to see the burial garments and the spices

as symbols of triumph. He didn't always see them that way. A tangible reminder of the death of his best friend, perhaps.

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