Tag: Savior
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Behold Our Savior

We can get caught up in all the gift lists, cookies, pies, decorations, and parties. Let’s take a deep breath and rejoice each day as we behold our Savior.
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God Offers Freedom Forever

God loves you and offers you life with Him forever. God offers freedom forever! Sin doesn’t need to hold you in its grip. You can be freed from a life of hopelessness and guilt. God gave His Son for you and me. This is the Christmas story. This is the story of the ultimate Gift…
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Trusting and Waiting for the Promise

Trusting and waiting on God leads us into the presence of the Promise. God’s ways are not our ways. He takes the poor, the old, the young, the lowly and He blesses them abundantly. Mary, Joseph, Simeon, and Anna trusted and waited on God to bring His Promised Messiah into the world.
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Praise Broke the Silence … Glory! … Peace!

The angels couldn’t help it. They had Good News to share. The Savior of the world, the One who brings Light and Life, God Wish Us has come. Praise broke the silence. Glory! Peace!
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Glory In the Highest … Worship Among the Lowest

Jesus was born to a poor virgin. Laid in a feeding trough. Announced by angels. Worshipped by shepherds. Behold Our Savior! Glory in the Highest … worship among the lowest.
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An Unthinkable Promise … A Willing Heart

The promise that Gabriel revealed to Mary was unthinkable. Mary, an unmarried teenager, a virgin, engaged to a poor carpenter, learned that her womb would carry the Messiah, the Savior of Israel, the Savior of the world. An unthinkable Promise … a willing heart.
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Get Ready to Behold Our Savior

What if we stopped in the midst of our busy preparations and reflected on why it was necessary for God to send His Son into the world? Beginning on December 1, let’s spend time to behold our Savior and marvel at the love of God.
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Eternity Wraps the Christmas and Resurrection Stories in Love

What if we started the Christmas story by telling the Resurrection story? Eternity wraps the Christmas and Resurrection stories in victorious love.
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The Greatest Gift

“Take your son, your only son—yes, Isaac, whom you love so much—and go to the land of Moriah. Go and sacrifice him as a burnt offering on one of the mountains, which I will show you.” (Genesis 22:2, NLT) The first time ”love” is mentioned in the Bible is in this Scripture. Abraham had walked with…
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From Death to Life – The Promise of Jesus

t there’s hope. God made a way to approach Him and live in His presence forever. We can die to our sin and live to Christ, for Jesus is the Resurrection and the Life. Jesus is the Promised One who brings everlasting life!