Walking through Luke: Devotion
Mary isn’t questioning from a place of doubt but from wonder – not “if” but “how.”
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Mary isn’t questioning from a place of doubt but from wonder – not “if” but “how.”
God sent his messenger to an unnamed location in Nazareth and chose an unmarried, teenage girl to bring about the redeemer of humanity.
Praise the Lord for showing us the value of his people, despite age, gender or status.
Are we willing to let go of the things of this world in order to devote all that we are to the Lord of All?
God has given Zechariah even more than he originally desired. He wanted a child; God has given him a son and also a word.
John’s birth, name and calling was the gift to prepare the way for Christ, just as Christ’s coming was a gift to prepare the way to heaven for the rest of humanity.
When Zechariah comes out of the temple, there are many people who have been waiting for him to come out. He gestures to let them know that he can’t speak – he is unable to share some of the best news of his life because of his unbelief.
Are we like John? Are we announcing the coming of the Messiah? Are we sharing the joy of our salvation with our family and friends?
Mary isn’t questioning from a place of doubt but from wonder – not “if” but “how.”
God sent his messenger to an unnamed location in Nazareth and chose an unmarried, teenage girl to bring about the redeemer of humanity.
Praise the Lord for showing us the value of his people, despite age, gender or status.
Are we willing to let go of the things of this world in order to devote all that we are to the Lord of All?
God has given Zechariah even more than he originally desired. He wanted a child; God has given him a son and also a word.
John’s birth, name and calling was the gift to prepare the way for Christ, just as Christ’s coming was a gift to prepare the way to heaven for the rest of humanity.
When Zechariah comes out of the temple, there are many people who have been waiting for him to come out. He gestures to let them know that he can’t speak – he is unable to share some of the best news of his life because of his unbelief.
Are we like John? Are we announcing the coming of the Messiah? Are we sharing the joy of our salvation with our family and friends?
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