Friday, December 12, 2014

The Strength of Christ

At the age of two our son thinks he can do everything himself and yet is very much in need of our help with even simple tasks.  For instance, as he attempts to climb on the couch with his hands full of toys he finds it extremely difficult.  He tries and tries until through sheer frustration he begins to complain.  That, of course, is the cue for us to help him get onto the couch.

It is the same with the relationship between us and Christ.  When our strength wanes it is Christ’s strength that picks us up.  What does this look like practically in the life of a disciple?  What does this have to do with the Christmas season?  What encouragement is there in the realization of our weakness and Christ’s strength?

Join us this Sunday as we look into God’s word for the truth about the strength of Christ.  May the Spirit prepare us and speak to us as we hear the Gospel message of the gift of His Son, Jesus Christ.

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