Title: The Grace of Meeting Jesus
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Hallelujah!
The weather has turned very cold. It's winter, so it's natural to be cold, but because it's so cold, everyone froze. However, our warm love for Jesus should not be frozen.
Starting today, the four weeks before Christmas are celebrated as Advent and Advent. Advent is the season to proclaim the coming of Christ. This Advent has three meanings. The first is that the Lord will come in the flesh at Christmas, the second is that the Lord will come in word and Spirit, and the third is that the Lord will come in glory in the last days.
In the old days, this period was prepared as a preparation period for baptism, and it was spent as a period of penance and fasting like Lent. However, in recent years, the true meaning of Advent has disappeared as Christmas decorations have been made since November to sell Christmas gifts in the United States and Christmas carols and music have been sung continuously. Originally, historically, the church was supposed to start Christmas on that Eve and keep it until the Feast of Epiphany, January 6th. In the future, the church should strive to keep the proper feasts according to the church calendar.
Christmas is a day to celebrate the birth of the Son of God in a human body. This is commonly referred to as the Incarnation event. The birth of Christ has brought wonder, admiration, thrill, thanksgiving and praise to the mouths of billions of people through the centuries, and vice versa, with disbelief and opposition. Sadly, the true meaning of Christmas is fading today. Department stores and streets are full of people trying to get a big share of their business on Christmas, and every bar is full of drunken people, as if they were allowed to enjoy injustice and iniquity on this day alone. The true meaning of is changing.
Today's Bible is talking about the coming of the Messiah who will save all mankind, His work and the image of the saints in the place where the Messiah is with them. The Lord who came to the oppressed, the Lord who found the brokenhearted, the Lord who came to the captives, and the Lord who came with the prisoners, the God who will be given to the saints who live and receive this life of grace while telling the grace of meeting them The blessings and blessings of the saints are showing a life of praise to God.
Today, as we think of Jesus who came for us through the Word, I hope you will meet that Jesus today. I hope that this will be a precious time to realize the blessings you will receive from meeting Jesus and to praise Jesus.
1. The encounter with Jesus changed our lives (verses 1-3).
2. Through the grace of meeting with Jesus, blessings appear to the church and the members.
3. We must glorify God with praise for the grace of meeting Jesus (verses 10-11).
Dear saints!
Those who truly met this Jesus hope that these precious graces and great blessings will not only stay with me, but will spread to all nations, revealing His righteousness and praise.
I hope that God's providence and plans made possible by the Lord's coming will spread more through the grace of meeting Jesus.
Now, as we prepare for the upcoming Christmas season, we must begin our work. In the name of my father, I hope that I will now be able to do the Lord's work that I have been putting off to others during this period, and that I will not only welcome Christmas with joy, but will also do what you do. Congratulations.