So thank you so much for your consideration.

Let's get to the word today.

And now the 10 o'clock was talking back to your boy like it was 1145.

I had to look at the clock and say, it's 1145 or 10 o'clock.

It's a little, but I know the 1145 is not going to let the 10 o'clock out 1145.

So let's go together to the book of Hebrew chapter number 11, verse number four.

Here's what it says, family.

It says, by faith, Abel offered to God a more acceptable sacrifice than Cain.

By faith, Abel offered to God a more acceptable sacrifice than Cain,

through which he was commended as righteous,

God commending him by accepting his gifts and through his faith.

Though he died, he still speaks.

Through his faith, though he died, he still speaks.

I want to stop the reading of scripture there and tag this title to this subject in our time together.

I want to talk from this subject, from this scripture, I need some motion. Clap your hands. If you need some

things to move, I need some motion. Family last Sunday began a season on the Christian

liturgical calendar known as the Advent season.

The word Advent, I teach you this every year, is a word that simply means coming.

So it is a season in which Christians celebrate the coming or the birth of Jesus.

The Advent season is a season of celebration for something we call in academic circles,

the incarnation.

It is God becoming man.

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