True Gift of Christmas - George

 True Gift of Christmas

Christmas is all about the greatest gift to mankind. The expensive gift is not measured by quantity or quality but how much it cost the person who gave.

It costed the heavenly father to send his Son Jesus -

The reason for His coming - none of us are too young or too old. There were two people who was waiting for Jesus Birth in the Bible. 

  • Simeon Luke 2:25
  • Anna Luke 2:36
And yet these people seem to be missing at our making of the crib.
God has not neglected us. God has not forsaken us. God has not forgotten us. God is with us. 
Christian gospel is not based on circumstances
Meaning of Christmas - I am redeemed by him and transformed through him so that we can live for Him - That is Christmas

The story of Christmas didn't happen in the perfect time or perfect place. The story goes that Jesus was born in a time when the Roman Empire was in control. There was no room for the baby to be born. 

The greatest need
If our greatest need was education ,g do would have given us educator.
.... Our greatest need was a Savior

The salvation is for all - both the oppressor and the oppressed. 

Our Response to His coming.
Accepting the gift - The transaction is not complete if the gift is not accepted - for the gift to have meaning it, has to be received. We have taken it for granted. 
It is neither earned nor deserved. Salvation is a gift for us.

The true meaning of Christmas is following Him. 

This is a season full of distraction. But we know that this will have no satisfaction. 
If we don't share the Gsoepl of Chirst not just his birth but also the paying of his price
If we 

* The reason of His coming
* The reality of Coming
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