It\u2019s Christmas Eve. Tomorrow we celebrate the birth of our Lord and Savior. Even the unbelievers celebrate. That\u2019s how powerful our God is. As we celebrate, let\u2019s remember how blessed we are that is \u201cGod with us\u201d through the Holy Spirit.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
When Jesus left the earth, he told the disciples that they would then receive the gift and power of the Holy Spirit. What an amazing gift. And what is more amazing is that we all can have this gift. We can all have Jesus in us. The power of the Holy Spirit gives us has access to him all the time. No matter where we are. That\u2019s incredible and amazing.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Let\u2019s finish this devotion by quoting something I read: \u201cThis Christmas, allow the power of the gifts God set in motion long ago to resonate in your heart. Whether you\u2019re celebrating over gifts and dinner with loved ones or if you find yourself in a place of mourning, know that Immanuel has come for you. He didn\u2019t just come to occupy a manger, a cross, or a tomb\u2014He came to live in your heart through the everlasting power of His Holy Spirit. The gift of Christmas was always meant for you, and He is with you always!\u201d<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
It\u2019s Christmas Eve. Tomorrow we celebrate the birth of our Lord and Savior. Even the unbelievers celebrate. That\u2019s how powerful our God is. As we celebrate, let\u2019s remember how blessed we are that is \u201cGod with us\u201d through the Holy Spirit. When Jesus left the earth, he told the disciples that they would then receive … <\/p>\n