Come, Let Us Adore Him

"It's not uncommon for me to hear friends and members of the church I pastor talk of how 'Christmas snuck up on them.' Paul David Tripp has written a fantastic Advent devotional for individuals or families, and it's the perfect solution for preparing our hearts and homes to celebrate what's really going on underneath the tinsel and the trees." -Matt Chandler, lead pastor, The Village Church, Dallas, Texas; president, Acts 29 Church Planting Network; author, The Mingling of Souls and The Explicit Gospel "Paul David Tripp has the rare gift of conveying profound biblical truths in a simple and accessible manner. Come, Let Us Adore Him will help you prepare for the arrival of the Christ child on a deep level, no matter where you are currently in life." -William Vanderbloemen, CEO and president, The Vanderbloemen Search Group; author, Next: Pastoral Succession That Works "Theology serves us best when it is translated into devotion. Paul David Tripp's Come, Let Us Adore Him is that rare gem-great theology inspiring great devotion. This book will enrich my family's experience of Christmas this year, and I believe it can enrich your Christmas too." -Ray Ortlund, lead pastor, Immanuel Church, Nashville, Tennessee; council member, The Gospel Coalition; president, Renewal Ministries; author, Marriage and the Mystery of the Gospel "In the chaos, inadequacies, and fears that all too often overshadow the Advent season, it is easy to forget that this day, above all other days, speaks of stillness, welcome, and assurance. It tells us that we have been, and are now, completely loved-no matter if we remember all the presents or if the lights on our tree won't work. This devotional will help us remember the great love with which we have been loved. Read its pages, share it with your family. Enter into that manger scene. And breathe." -Elyse M. Fitzpatrick, counselor; speaker; author, Found in Him

Thirty-one daily readings from Paul David Tripp equip us to do the one thing that matters most each December—celebrating the glory of the incarnation of God's Son.