“The gift of Joy” Luke 2:10-11

The Prince of Peace and king of Peace was born in a manger without any prior preparation for sanitation of the environment, with no preparation of kids cloths and hygienic items, without any prior preparation on visitation by guests.

What does all this makes you to understand about the celebration of Christmas today, where more emphasis are put in preparation and decorations of the church, where we spend above our income in preparing for guest entertainment and hospitality.

The gift of Joy the angels prophesied is our Lord Jesus Christ, who was born to redeem, revolutionize, change, disrupt our mentality, association, understanding and salvation with love and peace.

The center point of Jesus Christ ministry is equal right and justice, love your neighbors as you love yourself, reconciliation and redemption, forgiveness of sins and opportunity for a second chance in life.

Jesus Christ was color blind and saw all human as one race,ethnicity and tribe. Before Jesus Christ all human are equal, regardless of how rich or poor, sinful and righteous, that is the significance of his birth in a manger without any form of prior preparation as against how we are born today.

Humility is the most difficult practice of our faith today, as we are divided by our different agendas that is based on our race, tribe, riches and poorest. Our government policies are divided as well on the same line of opposition and incumbent as we set aside our believe and faith in our Lord Jesus Christ.

For all of us who celebrate Jesus Christ birth; the question we have to ask ourselves is Christ still our Lord and Savior? Do you believe in his ultimate sacrifice on the cross for our redemption?

If Jesus Christ still has a significance in your life and your actions and attitude are contrary in accordance to his Principles and Statues, you need a revaluation of your life today and weed out the obstructionist that hinder your practicality.

If you want to have that Joy in your life be attentive to the word of God, acting to what you believe so others can emulate from your life, given him the praise in “awe”of his grace and miracles upon your life.