Immanuel in My Story: Finding Your Part in God’s Christmas Plan.Намуна

Keep Walking With Immanuel

If you have made it to the end of this 3-day journey, I want to pause and honour you.

You have taken the time to reflect on your dreams.
You have considered what you are pregnant with in this season.
You have remembered that your story is already known by the One who writes it.

Christmas is sometimes treated as a moment. A day. A season that comes and goes, leaving behind wrapping paper and leftovers. But the heart of the Christmas story is not seasonal. It is eternal. Immanuel did not just step into the world for a few verses. He came so that His presence could be your daily reality.

So as you end this devotional today, my encouragement is simple:

• Do not drop the dream. Revisit what God has spoken to you over these three days. Write it down. Pray over it. Take one small, practical action.
• Do not abort the assignment. Even if it feels heavy, misunderstood, or slow, remember Mary and Joseph. God is able to send help, guidance, and favour at the right time.
• Do not despise the current scene. Wilderness or not, the Author is still present. He has not lost the script. He has not lost you.

You are not just celebrating a Saviour in a manger. You are walking with a King who lives within you. He is still speaking. He is still leading. He is still weaving all things together for good.

If this devotional has blessed you and you would like to stay connected, I would love to continue walking with you beyond these three days.

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My assignment is to help you live fully in who God created you to be, in your spirit, soul, and body. If this devotional has nudged you closer to that, then I give God praise.

As you step back into your normal routines after Christmas, may you carry this truth:

The dream is still alive.
The pregnancy is still valid.
The story is still unfolding.
And God is still with you.

May the Lord bless you and keep you.
May He cause His face to shine upon you and give you peace.
And may you have the courage to walk through every scene He has written for your life.

With gratitude and expectation,
Coach Debz