Following Jesus at ChristmasSample

You’ll notice in several prophecies about the coming Messiah that God chose to reveal Himself in a humble state. We all know Bethlehem because of Jesus, but it was nothing special before Him. There are two key reasons for this.
First, Jesus wanted to set a precedent that you reach greatness through serving, not taking. The last will be first, the Bible says.
Second, He is letting us know that He can use anything, no matter how humble and insignificant it may seem in human terms, to accomplish amazing things. Just as He chose to use Bethlehem, He can use our lives to change the world. We’re not called to be small, but to live humbly and use our lives to lift up the lives of others!
Reflection
- Have you ever assumed God couldn’t use your life because you weren’t qualified?
Focus on God’s ability to lift you up from the lowest places into your purpose and calling.
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About this Plan

Over the next twenty-five days, let’s celebrate the entrance of Jesus and the salvation He purchased. Like Mary did so many years ago, let’s make room for Jesus in our lives by making daily space and time for His Word. We encourage you to read the verse each day and reflect on Jesus’ character and nature. You’ll find that the more you study the Word of God, the more your life will begin to look like Jesus! This devotional will reflect on the humble and triumphant entrance of our Prince of Peace, Savior, Lord, and King.
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