Title Always Christmas (December 31)
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always christmas
(Romans 12:1-2)
① There must be the joy of sending (offering).
We must offer holy living sacrifices that are pleasing to God. Worship is a ceremony in which humans who live with grace give thanks and glory to God who gives grace. Therefore, there must be joy in the heart of the worshiper. The sacrifice that pleases God is humility.(…) A thirsty person licks up even a single drop of dew with joy. A humble person is bound to receive grace no matter what. If you are humble in heart, your soul will be revived and you will be blessed by God.(…)
② There must be the joy of hearing (the joy of receiving).
(…) A person who is tempted by a harsh world is like the scorching sun of a day. When the soul who became a super corpse in the light comes to church and listens to the Word, it becomes the joy of receiving it like honey. Of course, there is comfort and reproof in the Word. There are words of grace, and there are words that we do not want to hear. However, we must cling to the Word every time we worship. Then comes the joy of hearing. The grace you receive will come. You will learn that the word of God becomes energy. Come to the Word! 'Amen! Hallelujah!’
③ There must be joy to be with (the joy to share)
(…) Grace overflows where many people are together rather than worship with two or three people. When many people sing in a soft voice rather than one or two people chanting, grace is doubled. Full of grace. In order to experience the joy of being together, we must strive for personal evangelism. Let's not be satisfied with only other people's bread.(…) There must be fellowship between the saints.
Yesterday I had a new family class meeting to serve in 2007. It was a meeting to study fellowship with new believers. Be sure to say hello and go. Get to know your name, meet and go for one minute each week. It is always Christmas when we succeed in church worship. This is the living priest. Amen