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2025 Glad Tidings

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The Shepherds’ Gospel, Part 2

As we think about the birth of Jesus Christ, we consider the amazing message of the gospel that the shepherds received from the angels. This message truly changed their lives. They did not keep this message to themselves, but they shared it abroad with everyone they knew. In like manner, the gospel should have such a radical impact on our lives that we ought to be willing to share the good news with everyone that we know.

Chosen to Love

The Lord has chosen out his people and ordained them to bring forth much fruit for God’s glory. The primary fruit we bring forth is loving one another. We were chosen by God to love one another. We are called to love one another the same way that Christ has loved us and God is glorified when we bring forth much fruit in fervently loving one another.

Christian Crazy, Part 4

The life of the Christian is contrary to the things of this world. We should be viewed as crazy in giving freely of both finances and time. We should be crazy focused on the heavenly things that await us instead of being mired down in the wickedness of this world. Our hope of heaven should be crazy to those of the world, and we look forward to the day of seeing Jesus face to face.

Meditate on the Names of Christ

As we consider the birth of Christ this month, we should meditate on the beautiful prophetic titles taken by Christ – Emanuel, Wonderful, Counselor, the Mighty God, the Everlasting Father, and the Prince of Peace.

Why Did Christ Come?

Elder Paul Blair considers the statements from Jesus Christ about why he came into this world. Christ came into this world to save his people from their sins. He came to fulfill the law, not to destroy. He came to send judgment in the world. He came to bring division and a sword to have God’s people press into the kingdom of God.

The Shepherds’ Gospel, Part 1

On the night Jesus was born, there was a special group that received the gospel directly from the angel, the shepherds keeping watch over their flocks by night. They were the first group to receive the gospel of good tidings of great joy that shall be to all people. This message was a blessing to them, but then they also blazed abroad the gospel to everyone they saw. In like manner, we should spread the gospel to everyone we come in contact with to share the good news of Jesus Christ.

The House & Temple of God

The Lord gives us a picture of the church as the house of God. The house of God is built on the chief cornerstone Jesus Christ and the foundation of the scriptures written by the apostles and prophets. The house is built up of lively stones unified together by the Holy Spirit. And then, inside the house, we are all vessels that we trust are vessels meet for the Master’s use, sanctified and honorable in the house of the Lord.

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