The Bible tells us that the wise men
asked, "Where is He who has been born King?" (Matthew 2:2). That’s a
good question to ask ourselves this Christmas day—where is Jesus Christ in our
lives? Are we living for Him? Is He a priority or have we put that relationship
in a corner of a darkened closet, out of sight? He is the King of Kings and Lord of Lords, but
is He truly reigning in your life this Christmas?
As this Christmas comes to a
conclusion, let us remember that God sent His Son to the world. Born in a
manger and later persecuted and killed, so we might live. Today, as it has been
in the past, and will be in the future, countless Christians around the world
are persecuted for the sake of the Christ we worship. Our brothers and sisters
often feel isolated and alone, as they courageously suffer so much for walking
in the footsteps of Jesus. Undeniably maltreatment, harassment and oppression
are a Christian’s everyday reality in much of the world. Many followers of
Christ were persecuted yesterday, the same persecutions will again transpire
today and unfortunately continue tomorrow. Through prayer, word of mouth and
giving of yourself, let them know that they will never walk alone.
Come to Him today, bow before Him,
and let Him restore your soul. Remember, wise men sought him in the past, they seek him in the present and will continue pursuing him long after this day ends.
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