MOST OF US have already prepared the tree and the manger too. Christmas is coming for sure. But how do you prepare?
You scurry around, gather gifts, make plans. And all that’s fine.
But are you taking time — time out for yourself? Not in a selfish way, but in a way to get ready. How will you receive the Child this year? How will you welcome him?
Think back to the first Christmas. Mary and Joseph too were scurrying around, making plans, looking for a place to stay. And the Wise Men gathered their gifts.
But Joseph and Mary found no room at the inn. All they found was a stable. That would have to do.
It might have been dirty, unkempt, probably smelly. It was, after all, where animals gathered to eat.
But Joseph and Mary made the best of it. They prepared the space they best they could so Mary could give birth to her Son. God’s Son.
They prepared a place for the Child to arrive.
And upon his arrival, that dirty, smelly, messy stable would then become a holy place, a sacred place.
What about your preparation? What’s going on in your heart now?
Maybe in some ways your inner life is messy too, like the stable they found in Bethlehem. Maybe it’s unorganized. Things aren’t exactly the way you want them to be. And maybe you’ve been trying or hoping for a change for some time now.
So during this time of Advent — this time of preparation — get ready. Get the manger inside your heart ready. Prepare the space the best you can, within your reality now.
Open yourself up to the arrival of hope.
Open yourself up to new possibilities.
Open yourself up to the Good News of forgiveness and salvation.
You don’t have to do it all yourself. In fact, you can’t.
But that inner, messy, unorganized place can be transformed by the coming of the Son of God, the Messiah, the Lord.
Let the arrival of the Child make your inner life holy. He can change your life.
Prepare a space for him to arrive.
Let him make your heart his home.
And she gave birth to her first-born son and wrapped him in swaddling cloths, and laid him in a manger, because there was no place for them in the inn.
I’M JUST like you. I worry too. I too feel the pressures of this world weighing down upon us. And like you, I too have moments of great joy and celebration.
I also think about the future for my kids. What world will we leave for them? And I ask myself sometimes, “Why are things so hard? Why is the world so complicated? Why so much hurt, pain, and division?”
So many people, all over the world, are struggling now. So many are the victims of those who abuse their power. They tell you they’re looking out for you, but in reality they’re just taking advantage of the little ones.
So many voices out there claim to tell the truth. And you might listen to them for a while, but eventually you realize, many are driven by selfish motives.
You might feel like running away from it all. Or maybe, like the man in the parable, you feel like you’ve been beaten up and left half-dead on the side of the road. You feel like a truck ran over you.
But then the Lord tells you, “Resist. Resist the temptation. Fight against the devil that tells you there’s no hope. Know that the Lord your God is at work at all times.”
And just like that, the Word of God cuts through all the noise. And just like Jesus said, you see Satan fall like lightning from the sky. You see past the lies and deceit of the enemy.
You see the Lord Jesus approach you. He cleanses your wounds with oil and wine. He lifts you up to care for you.
And after you’ve been nursed to health, you know. You know what you must do to face a world hurt by inflated egos and indifference.
You must dive even deeper into your faith. Five, ten, even a hundred times deeper if need be.
Let God reorder your priorities. Let Jesus be the voice you listen to and follow. Let Christ be the Way, the Truth, and the Life in your entire existence.
Do not be naive. There are vicious forces at work in this world. Extreme violence has been unleashed. Atrocities and perversions of all kinds are thriving now.
But do not be afraid — for victory is the Lord’s. He lays low the enemy with his mighty hand. No one can escape his judgment. And he sends his armies forth to do battle.
And who are his soldiers?
They are the many that he has picked up on the side of the road and nursed to health. Just like you. Just like me.
They were once wounded and weak, but now they are strong and united. In compassion, in patience, in tenderness, and in mercy — in service and in peace. These are their weapons of choice. The weapons of the love of God — and nothing in the universe is more powerful.
Many have already paid the highest price for their faith. Let us not forget them.
And there are many we will find, half-dead, on the side of the road. The Lord calls us to heal them — to serve them.
And so let us dig even deeper into our faith. Be it five, ten, or even a hundred times deeper if need be.
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YOU CAN do it, O child of God. You can move forward. You can rebuild. Even when the resistance seems overwhelming, do not be afraid.
Have courage. Have faith.
When you look around you, what do you see? Obstacles? Chaos? Impossible barriers? Everything in ruins, all the walls torn down — smoke and fire rise into the sky.
You see aggression on all sides. Attacks on the body and mind. And there’s so much to do. So many things to take care of. People depend upon you.
How can you possibly rebuild when you feel like you can barely keep up?
I say, hear this. Hear what the prophets have said across the ages.
Fear not. Remember the Lord. Remember his name, his power and might.
Fight for your sons and daughters, your brothers and sisters. Fight for your families and friends. As long as your heart beats and you have breath in your lungs, fight for those you love, O child of God.
Let the Lord give you the strength and courage you need. Let him make you nimble and quick. Let the Lord make your steps solid and secure.
With one hand you will swing your hammer. You will rebuild the walls of your fortress once again. With the other hand you will wield the sword — the holy weapon of the Word of God — that which feeds you and sustains you.
You will move forward, inch by inch, moment by moment, day by day. You will move forward and walk with faith.
If needed, you will even crawl ahead. You will dig in, dig deep, and claw your way forward. And even if the hounds of hell stand in your way, they will not stop you.
For the Lord goes before you. He blesses you. His mighty Spirit opens the way. And you will follow him. Trusting. Believing.
And even if it seems as if the chaos has overcome you, even if everything seems hopeless and lost, even if you are hanging on by a thread, know this:
The Lord is at work, always. He is preparing the way. His providence will come.
The Body of Christ will feed you. The Blood of Christ will cleanse you.
No matter how hard it gets, the Lord will not leave you.
Rest in him. Trust in him. Give yourself up to him.
And when the trial is over, a spacious place will open up wide before you.
He will lead you to rest in green pastures blessed with sunshine and a springtime breeze.
He will restore your strength once again.
He will shower you with his abundant grace.
Walk with your Lord. Trust in him. All the days of your life.
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THERE IS ONE group of people that I hesitate to write about. I can only write about them at some risk, since there is no way for me to fully understand their struggle. I pray that nothing I write here causes any of them harm. But I believe their stories must be told.
There are people out there facing unimaginable difficulty every single day. I would not even be able to budge the cross they carry. It might be an illness or a complex family issue. They suffer from serious physical or emotional pain. Or they live under oppressive political regimes. I’ve received many prayer requests from people living in situations where there is literally no way out.
What do you do when you have a disabled child, and you must live with verbally abusive relatives since you can’t afford your own place? What do you do when your son is in jail for drug charges, your crippling arthritis hardly lets you move, and you’re about to be evicted from your home? What do you do when you live with a narcissist, and you have no social life, no job, and no family to turn to? And what do you do if you are a child digging with your bare hands in the cobalt mines of the Congo for two dollars a day?
These realities reach the limit of most people’s understanding. But many people live like this. Too many. And nobody pays attention. These people should seek and receive help at all costs. But sometimes it’s not possible. Sometimes they have no options. And in these cases, the only comfort might be the Lord Jesus Christ, the Creator of the universe, the Lamb of God. If he came for anyone, he came for them. He came especially for those that suffer most.
Jesus identifies in a special way with those that live with deep hurt and pain. He knows what it’s like to pay the price for someone else’s sin. He knows exactly what it feels like to be betrayed and denied, even by close friends. And he knows how much it hurts to be crucified when you are innocent.
There is no way to justify when people get hurt due to abuse, neglect, or inhuman circumstances. But these souls know Jesus unlike any other. They may be the best representation of Jesus on this earth. They are the face of the suffering God. As for the rest of us, he calls us to help them. So, if you know of a situation like this, go. Go and serve your suffering neighbor as if you are serving the Lord Jesus himself.
And remember, just because others suffer more, that doesn’t minimize your suffering. You don’t have to face a life-threatening situation to feel the pain. The mercy of the Lord is wide open and spacious. In our suffering, we too can identify with Christ. And if we help others that suffer, we can serve Jesus. We can join with his Spirit to bring healing and comfort to the wounded of the world.
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And by him we cry, “Abba, Father.” The Spirit himself testifies with our spirit that we are God’s children. Now if we are children, then we are heirs—heirs of God and co-heirs with Christ, if indeed we share in his sufferings in order that we may also share in his glory.
THINK ABOUT what might work against you spiritually. What’s the best way to give the enemy an advantage? You lose when you don’t live by your convictions. You lose when you don’t live by truth. If you say, “God is love,” but your behavior is contaminated with anger or resentment, then you’ve already lost the battle. If you make excuses for a bad character, then the enemy wins.
Now don’t get me wrong. It’s not about acting good; it’s about being good. Your inner spiritual life will inevitably be expressed in your real life. No, you can’t win heaven just by good behavior. You will never reach perfection. But it should be easy to discern a life full of the Holy Spirit. When the mercy and love of Christ are at the center, everything else flows from that life giving source.
It’s not easy to resist something when “everyone does it”, even though it’s wrong. It’s hard to face our own selfishness. It may be difficult to resist joining an angry mob that appears to agree with your convictions. It wasn’t easy for Jesus to go to the cross. It wasn’t easy for him to forgive his killers that crucified him. But with these observable actions, Jesus’ testimony laid the foundation for the greatest spiritual victory of all time.
Your testimony is revealed in the concrete actions of your everyday life. It’s showing up on time. It’s being loyal and doing your part. It’s being where you are supposed to be when you are supposed to be there. And your testimony when nobody is looking is the critical piece of the puzzle. Leading a double life equals corruption and lies. And any hidden motive or dishonesty translates into a spiritual loss. A huge part of faith is being faithful.
The ability to say ‘no’ is an all-important weapon. Remember when Jesus faced Satan in the desert? The evil one offered Jesus many temptations, but the Lord resisted. He stood his ground. He didn’t give in to desires of the flesh, worldly power, or an easy way out. Instead, he remained faithful in his worship of God. Due to Jesus’ obedience and humility – and through his testimony – the Holy Spirit was revealed in the fullest expression possible.
Now, if you struggle with hidden harmful activity, don’t give up. There is always hope. If anything, God’s message is this: there is always a chance to change. As long as you live and breathe, you can try again. God will always forgive you and receive you. It could be drugs, alcohol, pornography, infidelity, greed… when your heart is divided, you know it. But remember this: your sin is not you.
Do not confuse your identity with the action. Instead, take a look at what’s going on with an attentive mind and heart. And invoke God’s Spirit to give you the conviction and strength to overcome the challenge. Appeal to his goodness. This may require going back for even deeper healing first. And even if you fail again and again, don’t give up trying. Hold on tight to God. In your effort, nothing goes to waste as the Lord forms your character along the way.
The battle is fierce. It can be messy, even bloody sometimes. Be careful not to choose the wrong fight. Don’t get distracted by culture wars and campaigns that have nothing to do with your life. Instead, seek to root out the corruption on the inside. Stop taking the easy way out. Stop taking advantage of something dishonest because everyone does it. Don’t compromise your convictions, strengthen them instead. Take full charge of your responsibilities and stand your ground. And once that battle is fully fought, others will unfold before you.
Like Jesus, don’t fear journeying into the desert to prepare yourself. Win the inner war first, then go out to the world. The battles you win – and even the ones you lose – will give you strength and courage to face greater challenges. The choices you make are what matters. Your convictions will be tested when it truly hits home and exposes your deepest motives. Money, family, work, status… many temptations are found there. Read that last sentence again. Think about how each one might affect your actions. Then learn how to rely on heavenly forces to be victorious.
And pray hard. Remember, the battle is fought on your knees. Then afterwards, in your everyday life, the victories are realized. There is no way around this. Without prayer, without communion with God the Father, there is no way to grow spiritually. There might be good people out there that never pray. But if you believe in the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob – if you believe in the Son of God, Jesus Christ – and if you desire his Holy Spirit to fill your life – then you must pray. Your strength as a spiritual warrior comes from this. Ask the Lord to help you trust more and love more. Pray for the Holy Spirit to heal, free, and fill you with his presence.
If prayer is the spiritual exercise that prepares us for the struggle, then God’s Word is the fuel we need to remain strong. Study the scriptures to understand what God shows us about holiness, justice, and mercy.
Finally, your good conduct is not a reason to place yourself on a pedestal. You don’t rise above everyone else to be judge and jury about human behavior. That’s not what it’s about. Instead, it’s coming down lower, like God did when he became man. He lowered himself to our level, eye to eye. He came down to heal and to serve. Jesus came down to share the Good News and wash the feet of sinners, even of those who would betray him. And upon this powerful, impeccable testimony, the authority of Christ was established for all eternity.
TODAY’S MODERN reality is super complex. There are so many moving parts. New layers of decision-making keep getting added to everyday life. We’re all trying to adjust, but it stresses us out because we feel like we can’t keep up sometimes. And the world stirs up conflicting dialogs inside us. We hear dozens of opinions – about health, race, politics, and religion – and we can’t fit all the pieces into the puzzle. Everyone’s brain fizzles a bit these days.
Then something happens, maybe a major crisis or a loss hits home. We reach our limit, and we’re tempted to lose hope. We worry ourselves in circles instead of seeking God. It’s at those times when you must grit your teeth, pull yourself up, and dig into prayer.
The enemy will throw everything he can at you to stop this from happening. Every tiny concern grows into a scary giant. These moments can be incredibly intense. It is a true fight, even brutal sometimes. But when you give in and give it all up to God, the heavens open up to you. And almighty God takes over the fight.
In those moments of combat and prayer, fundamental truths are revealed to you. You don’t deny the chaos and friction, but it doesn’t consume you either. You learn to let go of your anger or fear. Hope is restored, and it’s miraculous. No, your reality doesn’t change at that instant, but God focuses your heart and mind. You accept that you don’t have all the answers. And in the middle of your doubts and fears, your faith grows stronger.
As you continue to pray, the obstacles in your mind come tumbling down. You rest in Him. Then you can continue forward with confidence.
You might pray something like this…
“Lord, I will not walk without you. I need you. Rise up. Cast out the evil one. Defend me!”
These are miracle making words. They are based on profound trust in God. And these words have great power when it comes to spiritual combat.
Still, this isn’t the only type of spiritual battle. Those tough moments, when you face your limits, are actually part of much larger campaigns, and the bigger picture might not be what you imagine. It’s not all about demons and evil spirits. Instead, the real fight is much more down to earth.
The idea of spiritual combat has been made popular by sensationalists and religious denominations for years. Motion pictures add to the hype. What is spiritual combat then? Is it fighting against the devil and black magic? Is it about rallying against the forces of evil at work in society? Many who talk about spiritual combat might not fully grasp the true struggle that takes place every day in heaven and on earth.
Some might fight within a religious context, but they might lose ground in the more important spiritual war. And this can lead to serious problems. So what’s the key mistake we want to avoid? Problems occur when we place too much emphasis on the external. That is, sometimes we’re too busy fixing things on the outside, but our inner lives are a mess.
One example is the debate over abortion. Every life is unique and unrepeatable – yours, mine, everyone’s. Every life is precious and should be protected from the moment of conception. But some people turn their anti-abortion stance into a crusade of manipulation or control. Or maybe they just want attention. Meanwhile, they bully, harass, or even threaten people to get their way.
They might even make a lot of money from the effort. Or they become one-dimensional figures instead of human beings. They might alienate people, and this behavior spills over into other areas of their life. So, while the cause (protecting the unborn child) may be noble, the inner spiritual battle is lost. Any worship of a cause is just another form of idolatry.
Meanwhile, others think spiritual combat is only about casting out demons through exorcisms or liberation ministries. Yes, it’s true that demonic forces can wreak havoc in people’s lives. If you leave the door open, nasty things can invade your life. But to be truly effective in the delicate activity of spiritual liberation, a more basic struggle must be mastered first.
On the outside we might think we’re fighting a spiritual battle, but on the inside, Satan might be winning the war. But if it’s not fighting for a worthy cause or casting out demons, what is spiritual combat?
WHAT DIFFERENCE does it make in my life whether Jesus is who he said he was? Why should we even ask the question? Is it really that important?
The truth is that Jesus made so many outlandish claims that his relevance – even today – urges us to look for answers. If you stop and think about it, Jesus’ claim that he was God’s Son is earth shattering. If God exists, and he sent his Son, doesn’t that make it the most important event in human history? Doesn’t that make it the most important event in your life and mine?
Back in the time when the Gospel events took place, this kind of talk – saying that you were God’s son – was considered blasphemy. This meant that it was a statement directly against God. It was like throwing mud or something worse at him. What would drive a man – especially a wise and compassionate man – to make a claim that was punishable by death?
Why didn’t he just stop at saying we should be good, merciful, and kind? Why did Jesus have to say he was God’s Son? What purpose did it serve?
Many people are misled when it comes to what Christianity is all about. They mistakenly think it means that you must be good. This is what I call the “Good Guy Gospel” which really has nothing to do with the Gospel of Jesus Christ. While one of the results of being a Christian is improved behavior and attitudes, it’s not the central message. Instead, it has to do with Jesus’ identity and mission.
It’s not good conduct that makes you a Christian. You are a Christian when you believe that God forgives you and loves you – all perfectly revealed in God’s son Jesus Christ. The weight of this distinction is enormous.
Every great religion offers us some kind of liberation. They all seduce us with the chance of being happy and fulfilled. Each one suggests that we can find some meaning in our lives. But all of them, except one, start by giving us a list – large or small – of things we must do.
Only Jesus offers us what he did for us first. True Christianity is not belief in a set of rules or doctrine, but faith in a person instead.
Whether we admit it or not, part of us might think that we can buy our way into heaven with good conduct alone. We then insist that others accept this as the only way to salvation. I’ve adopted this attitude many times. I’ve offended myself, my family, and my God with this mistake. And every time he reminds me of the same thing.
He tells me, “Please stop. Please stop trying to be the one who decides who I accept, forgive, and love. Please stop trying to work your way into my good graces. It just doesn’t work that way. Don’t you understand? It is I who does the work. It’s my Son who paid the price. You can’t do it.”
“But God,” I reply. “I want to make it better. I want to do the right thing. I want to be good!”
And God answers: “Don’t worry but rest, my child. Rest in the fact that I am the one that will make it all better. Quit trying to buy your way into salvation. Once and for all, just let it go. Give all your pain, suffering, and sin up to me and my Son. Just accept, once and for all, that I love you as you are. And my loving Spirit will change you.”
And so, I remember that I’m human. I make mistakes. Just my thoughts are horrible sometimes. It means that I’m a sinner, as we all are. If anything, this makes us all equal.
When I came to Jesus, I was carrying a lot of psychological and emotional baggage. The burden of my mistakes was overwhelming. Yes, I tried to be better, but better wasn’t enough. Trying to make amends is not the same as being able to stand in God’s presence with confidence in his love. This confidence does not come from any good deeds on my part. Instead, I need his help.
Jesus, if he is really God’s son – that makes me sit up and take notice. And if God’s Son died for me… well, that leaves me astounded. And the full impact of this – if you let it reach your heart – can transform your entire existence.
The spiritual life isn’t just about healing, carrying your cross, and confronting your inner demons. When seeking harmony with God in your life, there will be times when you actually feel like you’re floating on the clouds. I think you know what I mean.
Have you ever experienced moments of sublime grace where even the simplest actions seem supernatural somehow? Basic chores become effortless. Your work flows like a breeze, and even heading out to the corner store feels like an adventure somehow. The world around you comes vibrantly alive, and you appreciate nature and people with fresh eyes.
You find the perfect parking space exactly when you need it. You get everything done right on time. It’s kind of like being a superhero cruising effortlessly through life.
Maybe that’s how Adam and Eve experienced paradise. Everything is just right, and everything in its proper place. When you can, enjoy these moments to the fullest and praise God all along the way. He’s the one who makes everything pleasant in your life at that instant. These moments may not last long, but they should be savored. And don’t get sad when these states of higher bliss end – even if they end abruptly.
Keep in mind that a more profound truth is revealed to you during these experiences. Even when you face difficulty, even when you suffer and struggle, you are still on time if you genuinely seek and accept God’s will. The reality is, you enter into heavenly timing – since you are on God’s time. And on God’s time – even if you are hustling to get somewhere – it all seems to fall into place. This took me a long time to understand. And it’s not always obvious until you look back.
Living according to God’s time and in his will involves your:
• State of mind – You make a conscious effort to consider God throughout the day. • Attitude – Your desire for contact with God is ingrained in you, but not as an obligation. • Vision – You see things from a different perspective, a heavenly perspective. • Spirit – This means your spirit communicates with the Spirit of God.
While none of this comes without some effort, it must be possible. The scriptures are very clear about this:
This is the covenant that I will make with the house of Israel after those days, says the Lord: I will put my laws into their minds, and write them on their hearts, and I will be their God, and they shall be my people. And they shall not teach every one his fellow or every one his brother, saying, ‘Know the Lord,’ for all shall know me, from the least of them to the greatest.
Hebrews 8:19-11
Nobody can do this perfectly, but we can all get closer to this state of being.
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We all need to heal our hurt. For me, it’s a non-negotiable part of spiritual growth.
No human being exists that hasn’t been wounded. Who hasn’t been hit, hurt, rejected, or shamed? We’ve all experienced these things. No one lives a pain free life. And it all began when you were a young child, an infant even. It happened to me too. But as a child, you didn’t have the resources to deal with the aggression and stress that appear in life. You didn’t know how to get help either. Instead, you may have felt panic or grief. It’s like asking a kid to fix a broken water pipe without any tools or experience.
Undoubtedly, painful experiences in your childhood left their mark. It’s an open wound you may have carried for years, maybe even your whole life. And as life continued, other trials and tribulations showed up at your door. That’s a lot for anyone to deal with. We’re all victims of past and present trauma.
For some people, this could explain your lack of motivation. It’s not that you are lazy and worthless.
Instead, it could be you have old, lasting wounds that need to be healed. Who can move forward when they are in pain? Without a doubt, healing is essential to achieve lasting, wholesome motivation.
Now don’t get me wrong. I don’t believe we are all just victims of circumstance. We must accept responsibility for our actions. But when you were just a kid, you were defenseless. Even when you didn’t do anything wrong, people hurt you. And that can still happen as an adult.
So, if we want to look forward with confidence and hope, if we want to achieve inner harmony with God, we must heal our history first.
We continue to get hurt as life goes on. Even hearing about someone else’s pain hurts us. Nobody can escape the news about other people’s problems. The digital age has made this even worse as we can see countless images of people getting injured or killed. Wound upon wound continues to pile up. Maybe we go through life acting as if it doesn’t affect us. But if that was true, there wouldn’t be so much hurt these days. We would all be at peace.
So, we hurt each other, withdraw, or even abuse our bodies trying to ease the pain. We are constantly being wounded, but we must live and carry on at the same time. The best way I have found to deal with this is to ask God to heal me. Sometimes, I just fall to my knees and ask for healing. It might not even be for anything specific. I just know I’m hurting. And I need God’s healing grace so very much.
BE HEALED
Do you have old wounds that still hurt you? Where does your anger come from? Could your lack of motivation or enthusiasm be due to old wounds? Have you asked God to heal you?
Maybe you don’t remember anything specific. But you can still ask the Lord for healing. Find a quiet place to pray and ask him out loud,
“Heal me, O Lord. Heal me. Heal my wounds.”
Sometimes I say this tiny prayer out loud, over and over again.
I am so thankful for how God responds.
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It seems like the whole world is a mess sometimes, doesn’t it? And on top of it all, you have your own personal problems to deal with. Widespread confusion, chaos, and anger make things harder for all of us.
Some of us turn to social media for answers. But TikTok, YouTube, and Instagram won’t solve your problems — especially the hardest ones in your life.
Or maybe you shut down and try to ignore it all. But when a crisis arrives at your doorstep, what then? While it’s important to ask for help, there comes a time where you feel completely alone in your struggles.
This is the season to get closer to God. He’s crying out to you to since he loves you. And even though it might be hard to accept, the toughest moments in life lead to the greatest growth. Your faith gets formed in the fire.
No, it’s not easy at all. It can even be painful. You don’t have to like it. But if you seek and trust in the Lord, he will deliver you. You might not understand it at first, but be patient and remain firm in your faith. And then you will see the glory of God at work.
But the LORD is with me, like a mighty champion…
Jeremiah 20:11
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