What if the brightest kind of glory looks like humility you can touch? We open John 1:14 and follow the thread of the Word made flesh—God pitching His tent among travelers, not as a distant force but as a crying baby in a borrowed manger. From the first breath to the last, the story moves in a straight line: the manger and the cross are woven from the same love. Along the way, we explore why the incarnation had to be human, how Jesus stands as the second Adam, and why only flesh could die to reconcile us to God.Send us a text Support the show— Thank you for spending this time with me. If this episode encouraged you, consider sharing it with someone who might be uplifted by the message - “like good news shared in due season” (Proverbs 15:23). For more reflections and gentle encouragement, visit www.amykeck.com.

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