What better place for Christ to be born than where the sacrificial sheep were kept, under the watch of the priestly shepherds.

Believers are called to be united in the faith and serve each other with humility and impartiality, which is pleasing to God.

While the world seeks selfish gain, Christians must be the opposite, seeking the salvation of the unsaved, being kind, gentle, and loving.

The indwelling of the Holy Spirit is a miraculous, wonderful power that is given by the Lord Almighty for His glory.

Perhaps one of the hardest things for us believers to grasp is the assurance of our salvation.

Here we see that the mystery of God’s gospel plan was hidden for ages, even from those in the unseen spiritual world.

No matter what we are going through, we can take a valuable lesson from Paul in recognizing that God has us here for a specific purpose.

As citizens of God’s heavenly household, we all are being fitted together and growing into a holy temple in the Lord.

Through God’s grace, mercy and unmerited salvation, we are now able to do good works, and those works were planned in advance for us to do.

One of the greatest privileges we have as believers is the ability to petition the Lord God Almighty on behalf of ourselves and others.

Did you ever wonder why God saved you? Why He sent His son to die on the cross and bring salvation to those who believe?

When we believe the gospel, God sets His seal upon us, marking us as His for eternity.

The reason behind God’s choice may never be fully understood, but Paul is reiterating that God’s will is the source of our salvation.

You might say that meeting Jesus was like eating a huge slice of humble pie.

The Mosaic law was never intended to be a means to salvation, but always pointed to sinful man’s inability to keep it.

God painted an explicit picture of just how painful it was for Him to provide His Son, His only begotten Son, as an offering for sin.

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