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If the picture of God religion has taught you looks practically nothing like God the Son, Jesus Christ, NOW IS YOUR TIME!  

Global Grace Seminary has brought together 40 of THE BEST voices in radical, unconditional GRACE to provide a curriculum that is informative, reformational, and most importantly accessible for any schedule.  

Its time to jump off the hamster wheel of performance and never-enough once and for all!  

Enroll in a degree program by January 31 and receive an automatic scholarship of $750!  

Apply today at www.globalgraceseminary.net
THIS is what GGS is all about!
Yes, we are justified by faith. But, if Clement of Rome is correct, it’s not our own, individual faith, that accomplishes this, but rather the faith of Father, Son, and Spirit.  

To assign to our own faith what only Triune faith can do is perhaps the greatest act of sacrilege.
If we got more excited about Father, Son, and Spirit leading someone than whether they’re being sent in exactly the same direction as us, what a paradise we could make of this world.

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LAST CALL FOR REGISTRATION!

Join us for this engaging journey through one of the most recognizable stories in the English-speaking world, Charles Dickens enduring classic, A Christmas Carol!  The conversation will center on the key themes of redemptive grace that saturate the work, serving as a perfect bridge between the Advent and Christmas seasons.  

A sliding fee scale is provided to accommodate everyone. 

If you are unable to join us live, no worries!  All registrants will receive links to the recordings and handouts by the end of the week.  

The registration link is provided in the comments.
Registration ends soon! 

Join us for a rich, hope-filled exploration of Charles Dickens’ beloved A Christmas Carol—not merely as a holiday classic, but as a narrative of grace, healing, and human transformation. Far from a simple morality tale, Dickens’ story reveals the radical power of unconditional love to awaken, restore, and re-humanize even the most hardened hearts.

In this online gathering, we will journey with Ebenezer Scrooge through the wounds, fears, and losses that shaped his icy exterior, and watch as grace meets him at every turn—in memory, in vision, and in promise. Each of the three spirits becomes a kind of sacramental presence, inviting Scrooge to behold his life truthfully and to discover that judgment, in the light of divine love, is always restorative rather than punitive.

Participants will engage with key scenes from the text, reflect on Dickens’ theological imagination, and consider how A Christmas Carol mirrors the gospel message: that no one is beyond redemption, that our truest selves are always held in love, and that awakening to this truth can change everything.

Whether you love literature, theology, or simply desire a fresh encounter with the grace-filled heart of the Christmas message, this event will be an inspiring companion to your Advent journey.

REGISTRATION REQUIRED!  (Link in the comments.)
#Advent reminds us of the #Light present in seemingly dark places. #Christmas likewise releases that same Light into each and every corner, eradicating all shadows. To contemplate the Light is to encounter the Incarnation.
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Craig Snyder

Associate Professor of Pastoral Ministry

Craig and Jonni Snyder have been married since 1976. They have four grown children and are expecting their eighth grandchild. Craig has been on staff with Campus Crusade for Christ, has been a pastor for 30 years and was also on staff with the Fellowship Of Christian Athletes. Since 2001, Craig has been working with Grace Walk sharing the wonderful life of Christ that was given at the cross with people all over the world. He has traveled extensively in many countries as the Director of Missions for Grace Walk Ministries and has seen God establish new ministries with Grace Walk all over the world as people come to know their identity in Christ and their freedom in Him.