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Gods Perfect Gift
By - Dec 25, 2019
Over the past few weeks, you may have been making many preparations for celebrating Christmas—decorating the house, buying gifts, sending cards, baking and cooking. It’s easy to see why Christmas is one of our favorite times of the year. There’s nothing like the joy that comes by sharing our love and what we have with family and friends in our own special ways.

This Christmas we encourage you to remember that the true Christmas spirit is wrapped up in John 3:16—“God loved us so much that He gave His Son, Jesus, so that we can have eternal life.” Beyond the great food, beyond the gifts, beyond the lights and music, God reminds us of the most wonderful gift that has ever been given…this gift is Jesus. The babe in the manger. The Savior of the world, who brought the promise of unconditional love, unending hope, and eternal life to every person who believes in Him.

When the apostle Paul was writing to the church at Corinth about the joy and blessing of giving, he was overwhelmed at the thought of all that God has given us. So instead of trying to put it all in words, he just ended with, “Thanks be to God for His indescribable gift!” The New Living Translation says, “Thank God for his Son—a gift too wonderful for words!”

Jesus is God’s perfect, indescribable gift. And the amazing thing is that not only are we personally able to receive this gift that is too wonderful for words, but we are able to share Him with others. More important than making our homes ready, we need to make sure our hearts are ready, both to receive Christ’s love and to extend it to others. When we do, our arms can be the arms of Jesus as we reach out to others in love. Our voice can be the voice of Jesus as we share a word of encouragement and hope with others. Our hands can be the hands of Jesus that bring healing and comfort to those in need.

We hope you are as excited as we are about sharing the gift of Jesus with others this Christmas holiday and every day of the year! This is what Christmas is all about.
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