Hope for the Unexpected: Left-Handed Love at Advent

In the second part of our Advent mini-series, Dan Romp takes us deeper into the surprising, upside-down way God chose to enter the world. From the arrival of the Magi to the humility of the manger, we discover that the how of Jesus’ coming offers as much hope as the why.Dan explores Martin Luther’s idea of “left-handed power” — the power of humility, vulnerability, and sacrificial love — which reveals the heart of God and the nature of His kingdom. In a world obsessed with strength and control, Advent reminds us that true hope comes through the cross, not the sword.Be encouraged, challenged, and inspired as we consider what it means to love left-handedly this Christmas — and who the “unexpected people” might be that God is inviting us to welcome.👉 Listen and explore more at dfc.org.uk/podcasts