The content depicts joy and glory for the arrival of the Savior, signaling reconciliation with God. It emphasizes the significance of this event for sinners and the world. It exalts the babe of Bethlehem and celebrates the sending of Emmanuel, highlighting the rejoicing and glory that come with being reconciled to God.
Month: March 2024
The salt of the earth
In Matthew 5:13, Jesus calls his followers the salt of the earth. This means Christians are meant to preserve the world from sin and evil, and to enhance the spiritual lives of others. It's a call to be a good influence, share the Gospel, and live as examples of God's love and righteousness.
Out of Darkness into Light
The Bible emphasizes that God is light, and in Him, there is no darkness at all. Jesus is described as the light of the world, offering eternal life. However, people often prefer darkness to conceal their wicked deeds. As Christians, we are urged to let our light shine by rejecting sin and demonstrating good works.
Judge not
In Matthew 7:1, Jesus advises against hypocritical judgment. Judging with righteousness, testing false teachers, and sharing the Gospel are essential. Christians are called to judge righteously and encourage repentance, avoiding hypocrisy. A.W. Tozer's quote highlights the importance of self-examination. Ultimately, the goal is to judge ourselves by the standards of Christ.
Obeying God
"Now therefore, if ye will obey my voice indeed, and keep my covenant, then ye shall be a peculiar treasure unto me above all people: for all the earth is mine:” Exodus 19:5 Obedience to God can be a challenge, especially with all the temptations and distractions of the world. In the modern age, we… Continue reading Obeying God
Is Christ King of Your Life?
Jesus Christ is proclaimed as the Savior and Lord in the city of David. The passage challenges believers to assess whether Christ truly reigns in their lives, emphasizing the importance of genuine repentance and spiritual transformation. It prompts reflection on one's commitment to Christ, highlighting the call to live for God's glory.
Look ye sinners the sight is wonderful!
The content exalts the Savior's sacrifice, urging sinners to acknowledge their debt, as Jesus paid for their sins. It celebrates His victory, urging all to bow before Him in gratitude and receive His grace. The message is one of freedom through His redemptive act, emphasizing love and salvation through His sacrifice.