The Gift 3 - The First Day of History
This Is An Exciting To Be Alive In History
The possibilities are…
- The rapture or 2nd coming of Jesus.
- The greatest revival in history.
- The greatest harvest ever.
- The greatest blessings upon the people of God.
- The greatest breakthroughs in our local church.
Christmas is the first day of history. Why? Because it is
the day that God came to earth in human flesh and became the savior of the
world.
If The World Needed:
- Pleasure God would have sent an entertainer.
- Technology God would have sent a scientist.
- A song God would have sent a composer.
- Knowledge God would have sent a professor. But the world needed forgiveness so God sent a Savior.
Jesus Came
- To save us from sin.
- Deliver us from satan’s power.
- Heal all sickness.
- Heal our brokenness.
- To prepare us for Heaven.
The Birth of Jesus
- Joseph was from Royal lineage of Israel and went to David’s home town to be registered in the census.
- The Roman Emperor had issued a decree for this to take place all over the empire.
- You had to go to your home town to register.
The King of Glory is born in the city of David, the house of
bread. There were shepherds. Shepherds were considered low life people, men who
couldn’t be trusted yet the angel of the Lord appeared to them and God’s glory
was all around them and caused them to be terrified. They knew their sinful
condition.
The Angel of the Lord tells them, don’t be afraid. I have
good news for you that will cause great joy for all people in every generation
in every corner of the planet. The Gospel is good news for everyone in every
time period in every place. The Savior is born. The only hope for humanity is
Jesus the Savior of the world.
Let’s Go To Bethlehem and find Mary &
Joseph and the baby lying in the manger. After seeing Jesus they spread the
Word concerning what the angel of the Lord had said to them.
Mary treasured up all these things
and pondered them in her heart.
The shepherds returned glorifying
and praising God for the events they had just experienced and what the Lord had
said to them.
Our Job is to do what the shepherds did. Go and tell
everyone what we have experienced. We need an experience with the Savior if we
are going to be able to give this great gift away to hurting people, lost
broken folks who need the good news.
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