and it sorta fit in with many of us, myself included.
Come Christmas I believe it can be easy for us to fall into wanting materialistic items, especially around the time of Christmas. I’ve seen people (even grown adults) be ungrateful for not getting the materialistic items that they wanted. Sometimes I think we need to sit down, and just be thankful for what we have. Breath in our lungs, roof over our heads, shoes on our feet, and food on our tables. Jesus who is the King of everything, humbly came to us in a manger, in a barn, wrapped in raggedy cloths. This Christmas I hope we will all be grateful for what we have, and not focus on what we do not. Because we all have the best gift of all in the gracious love of Jesus.
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I got this on the Sportsman's Devotional
- Gary Reeder, 2022-12-23, 17:54
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I had a fellow stop by this afternoon and ask me what
- Gary Reeder, 2022-12-23, 17:59
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- I think you’ve got it! - WB, 2022-12-23, 21:01
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