As we contemplate God's Gift of His Son to us this Christmas, here is a powerful reminder of the Gospel.
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1 Reply to "I Love the Gospel"
Anonymous on January 1, 2010 at 8:28 AM
Christmas reminds us of God's love to us, he sent His Son to die on the cross for us. Christ in Matt. 20:25-28 reminds us of this as well and also points our responsibility to 'serve'. I wonder how serious we take our responsibility to serve vs. be administered to? That is, how do we show our servanthood to Christ in the local church and in our lives? - Dennis G.
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