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Day 18: The Carpenter’s Son and the Cross — Mark 6:3
🌿 Jesus was known as the carpenter’s son—an ordinary man from a small town. Yet His hands, once skilled in shaping stone, would one day bear the marks of a cross. Nothing about His life was accidental; even His earthly trade foreshadowed His mission to become the Cornerstone of our salvation.
God delights in using ordinary people to fulfill extraordinary purposes. The hands that once shaped stone would soon bear the scars that shaped our salvation. Jesus took what was ordinary and made it sacred—transforming an instrument of death into the greatest symbol of life.
✨ Christmas Truth to Ponder: The carpenter’s son became the Savior who built a bridge from death to life.
🙏 Today’s Action Step: Thank Jesus for His sacrifice, and look for ways to honor Him through your daily work.
đź”” Preview for Tomorrow: Cursed on a Tree, Redeemed by Grace.
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Did you know the Bible begins and ends with the Tree of Life? 🌿 This Christmas, discover how God’s story of redemption is rooted in trees—from the Tree of Life in Eden to the family “tree” of the Messiah, and the Cross that brought salvation. The Christmas Tree: From the Tree of Life to the Cross — 25 Days of HOPE! Let's go on an exciting adventure this Christmas as we look at the Christmas story in a fresh and creative way!
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