Someone said with all the prophecies of Christ's Birth, why didn't someone make a reservation for Jesus in Bethlehem? People are no different today than back then. There are many scriptures pointing to his return, but like then, are people ready and looking? I want to post this video by Anne Graham Lotz delivered several years ago on the end times. The scripture she refers to was written over 2,000 years ago and even this message was given several years ago, so you tell me if it is not God inspired and many of the prophecies are fulfilled already. Above is Part 1-less than 10 minutes.
I hope you will take time to listen to final part of message which is above. I truly believe Christ could come at any minute. Please, Watch, Work, and Walk With God- no one knows the moment he will return- Be Ready Today.
“When you are in the final days of your life, what will you want? Will you hug that college degree in the walnut frame? Will you ask to be carried to the garage so you can sit in your car? Will you find comfort in rereading your financial statement? Of course not. What will matter then will be people. If relationships will matter most then, shouldn't they matter most now?”
― Max Lucado
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May we, each one, become an active participant in the grand and glorious story of the first coming of Jesus–the story of Christmas.
May we, like Mary, contemplate the mystery of the birth of our Savior, Jesus. May we turn our hearts toward you and pray a prayer of acceptance, like Mary who said, “May it be to me as you will.”
May we, like Joseph, accept your will for our lives regardless of of the absurdity. May we listen to your direction and guidance—and then take action on what we know to be right.
May we, like the innkeeper, in our croweded and busy lives, make room for you. May we find a place for Jesus to be born anew in our hearts, and then may we throw open wide the doors of every room in our lives for you. May you take up residence in our lives. May you feel at home in our hearts.
May we, like the angels, announce the Good News to our neighborhoods and to the nations. May a dark and hurting world be renewed by hearing the words, “I bring you Good News that will bring great joy to all people… The Savior has been born.”
May we, like the shepherds, run to where you are, and on the way, may we encourage others to follow… so that they, too, may worship the Savior.
May we, like the wisemen, leave behind our routine, everyday lives to risk following the Star of Bethlehem. Give us discernment and wisdom to foil the plans of evil men who plot to kill and destroy all that is good in this world. May we bow with our hearts and worship the true Savior and Light of the World. May we freely and lovingly present to you the triad gifts of our time, talent and treasure–the very fruit of our lives.
And may we, like the prophets of old, see with eyes of faith the coming day that the Lamb of God, born that first Christmas, will indeed come again. And that he will come this time, not as a meek and mild sacrificial lamb, but as a Lion–wild and untamed–to set the world right and restore order and return us to Eden once again.
In Jesus name we pray,
Amen - by Ken Lester
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