God in His incomparable love has made a way for us through the wilderness. He did this by giving us His Son, our Light in the darkness. In Born to You … a Savior, we embrace the Christmas joy and wonder of Jesus, the Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world.
At Christ’s birth, God the Father did a new and everlasting thing in our lives: He gave us His one and only Son for our redemption. In divine humility, Jesus joined us as a human being. Born of a woman, bearing the sins of the world, Jesus comes to us as our Protector, our Deliverer, our Savior.
The Christ-Child in a manger is a familiar site at Christmas. But the meaning of this quaint scene often gets lost in the flurry of the holiday. God has come to us—to you and me—as a human, with the divine purpose of rescuing us from our sins. In Born to You … a Savior, we treasure the Father’s beloved Gift of love to each of us.
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Advent Devotion 2025_ "Born to You … a Savior"
God in His incomparable love has made a way for us through the wilderness. He did this by giving us His Son, our Light in the darkness. In Born to You … a Savior, we embrace the Christmas joy and wonder of Jesus, the Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world.
At Christ’s birth, God the Father did a new and everlasting thing in our lives: He gave us His one and only Son for our redemption. In divine humility, Jesus joined us as a human being. Born of a woman, bearing the sins of the world, Jesus comes to us as our Protector, our Deliverer, our Savior.
The Christ-Child in a manger is a familiar site at Christmas. But the meaning of this quaint scene often gets lost in the flurry of the holiday. God has come to us—to you and me—as a human, with the divine purpose of rescuing us from our sins. In Born to You … a Savior, we treasure the Father’s beloved Gift of love to each of us.
TEXT: And on the eighth day they came to circumcise the child. And they would have called him Zechariah after his father, but his mother answered, “No; he shall be called John.” And they said to her, “None of your relatives is called by this name.” And they made signs to his father, inquiring what he wanted him to be called. (Luke 1:59-62)
Just imagine how frustrated Elizabeth must have been with the neighbors. They won’t listen to her when she tells them the baby’s name—no, they have to go “over her head” to ask Zechariah. She probably wanted to throw something at them.
That kind of thing can make you feel like you’re invisible—like people are looking right past you to find someone who really matters. If it happens often enough, you may start believing them—that in fact you don’t matter, you have no value, and your feelings and opinions don’t count. But God doesn’t overlook us—even the last, least, and lowest of us. It was for us that He was born into our world as a helpless baby.
It was for us that Jesus taught and served and cared for people—and then allowed Himself to be betrayed into death, though He had done nothing wrong. Jesus knew that His death would set us free from the power of death—and His resurrection would lead directly to ours. How much do you matter? Enough for Jesus to give Himself for you—gladly.
WE PRAY: Lord, when I feel invisible, remind me that You see me and care for me, please. Amen. Reflection Questions: · What do you need to feel like you matter in the world—like someone cares about you? · What do you see in Jesus’ words and life that show you that concern? · How can you help others who feel invisible? Advent Devotions were written by Dr. Kari Vo.
"Born to You … a Savior" (AD__2025)
Advent Devotion 2025_ "Born to You … a Savior"
God in His incomparable love has made a way for us through the wilderness. He did this by giving us His Son, our Light in the darkness. In Born to You … a Savior, we embrace the Christmas joy and wonder of Jesus, the Lamb of God who takes away the sins of the world.
At Christ’s birth, God the Father did a new and everlasting thing in our lives: He gave us His one and only Son for our redemption. In divine humility, Jesus joined us as a human being. Born of a woman, bearing the sins of the world, Jesus comes to us as our Protector, our Deliverer, our Savior.
The Christ-Child in a manger is a familiar site at Christmas. But the meaning of this quaint scene often gets lost in the flurry of the holiday. God has come to us—to you and me—as a human, with the divine purpose of rescuing us from our sins. In Born to You … a Savior, we treasure the Father’s beloved Gift of love to each of us.
