As a growing Christian, I know and have always believed on the true reason why I celebrate Christmas, but then what about others? Will they live the same truth? When there is hopelessness, poverty, illness, and other miseries!
I think of the kids on the street, with nothing to eat, and with no home to be on Christmas day. I feel for my friend who's mom is in the ICU who just had brain surgery. I feel for my friends who won't be with their parents and complete family during Christmas day. I wonder what will be Christmas be for them...
But then when I think of the pain that these people go through, the loneliness they have to endure waiting for their loved ones home, the cold of the night that the kids would have to endure...i think of that boy...who was born in a manger, cold, where no inn would accept them, where no family would be willing to help them, and soon enough where people would soon crucify Him.
I think of that little Boy...who came to give everybody HOPE. Who gave the reason for all of us to celebrate. That despite the sufferings, we believe that one day will come He will wipe every tear in our eyes, and every torn that caused pain He will remove.
I don't know how those people would celebrate, but I wish that they would think of that little boy...
2 comments:
I like the 2nd to the last paragraph there. It reminds me of my favorite verse in the Bible in Rev. 21 that talks about the "New Jerusalem." It's awesome because it looks forward to new hope, and healing, and the "putting back together" of everything in creation. Thanks for the post! :)
thanks a lot to That little boy whose give you a happyness in sad time. Its Really awesome !!!
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