Tomorrow's Choice Family Resource Center

12/21/2025

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12/21/2025

If Christmas feels heavy this year, remember the first Christmas wasn’t loud or polished either.

Jesus came to the poor (Mary & Joseph), the overlooked (shepherds), the outsider/foreigner (wise men), and the weary (Simeon and Anna).

This season still belongs to you.

12/21/2025

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12/21/2025

A Lesson in Perseverance

Advent is a season of waiting. We wait for Christmas, we wait for family to arrive, we wait in checkout lines, and sometimes we wait for God to do something that makes sense of what we’re going through. Waiting can be hard, especially when it’s mixed with pain or uncertainty.

James 5:10-11 points us to people who knew that kind of waiting well: the prophets who spoke for God, and especially Job. Job’s life was shattered in a single season. It’s hard for us to imagine all that he lost. All ten of his children were killed in a windstorm, his wealth was stolen, and his health broken.

His friends accused him of bringing it on himself, and even his wife told him to give up. But Job didn’t give up on God, even when God felt silent. He cried out, questioned, and lamented, but he kept talking to God.

And in time, God restored Job’s life in ways Job never expected. Not because Job earned it, but because “the Lord is full of compassion and mercy.”

God teaches us to wait with trust, even when the light seems far away. God is still writing your story even when it feels like the pages have run out. The baby in Bethlehem, Jesus our Savior, is proof that God’s compassion comes through waiting. Joy can follow pain, and life can rise from loss.

If you find yourself in a season that feels more like Job’s than Christmas morning, remember the Lord is still full of compassion and mercy. He has not forgotten you, and he never will.

12/20/2025

Christmas wasn’t meant to be hurried. Before the noise, the plans, and the pressure… there was a quiet manger and a holy moment.

Here’s to slowing down and remembering what really matters: God with us.

12/16/2025

12/16/2025

In this chilly season, a reminder of God’s unchanging truth can feel like a warm blanket. ❄️ Each week, we’ll share a verse or quote to encourage you and point you back to Him. ❤️

12/15/2025

May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit. - Romans 15:13

12/13/2025

Trinity Lutheran Church - thank you for blessing our guests this Christmas! Your gifts of love go far in helping spread the good news of Jesus!

12/13/2025

Our busy volunteers helping sort and straighten out the clothing room this frosty morning.
Thank you!!!!!!!🌹❤️

12/12/2025

When Christmas break comes- some ideas to do with your children.