Speaker 1: One of the questions that have been asked a lot
Speaker 1: this Christmas is what do you want for Christmas? What
Speaker 1: do you want this year? And there's been a lot
Speaker 1: of gifts seeking over the last few weeks. You can
Speaker 1: ask any child what do you want for Christmas? Or
Speaker 1: what did you want for Christmas? And they will tell
Speaker 1: you exactly what they wanted. You know, I heard this
Speaker 1: story about this little boy that he kept every night
Speaker 1: at dinner time. He was sitting down at the dinner
Speaker 1: table with his family and he'd say, Mom and Dad,
Speaker 1: I want to watch, I want to watch, I want
Speaker 1: to watch. And finally his dad got so tired of it,
Speaker 1: he said, if you mentioned this again, Bobby, you're not
Speaker 1: going to get anything. You're not going to get it
Speaker 1: for Christmas. And so the little boy knew he wanted
Speaker 1: to keep reminding his parents, and so the next time
Speaker 1: he sat down at dinner and he said, Mom and Dad,
Speaker 1: I'd like to just quote a Bible verse. And his
Speaker 1: dad said, well, that's great, go ahead and quote it.
Speaker 1: He said, I'd like to quote where Jesus says in
Speaker 1: Mark chapter thirteen, verse thirty seven, I tell you again watch.
Speaker 1: You know, we spent a lot of this Christmas season, searching,
Speaker 1: searching for the perfect gift, searching for the bargain gift,
Speaker 1: searching for decorations, searching for parking spots. I just wonder
Speaker 1: how many of you found everything you were looking for
Speaker 1: this Christmas. I doubt it. You know a lot of
Speaker 1: people missed the very first Christmas because they were too busy.
Speaker 1: The politicians missed it, the businessmen missed it. The ndkeeper
Speaker 1: missed it. The religious people missed it. The only people
Speaker 1: who actually caught the true meaning of the First Christmas
Speaker 1: were those who were looking for it. Shepherds found Jesus
Speaker 1: because they looked for him. They were searching for him.
Speaker 1: The Bible says in Luke chapter two, verses twelve and fifteen,
Speaker 1: the Angel said, you will find the baby lying in
Speaker 1: a manger, And the shepherd said, let's go and see.
Speaker 1: Now you find what you look for. Later on, the
Speaker 1: Bible tells us the wise men found Jesus because they
Speaker 1: were looking for him. In Matthew two, verses one and two,
Speaker 1: it says wise men came from the east, asking where
Speaker 1: is the baby? Where is the baby? We've come to
Speaker 1: worship him. You know, we really don't know much about
Speaker 1: the wise men at that very first Christmas. All we
Speaker 1: know is this, they were seekers. They were seekers, and
Speaker 1: they found Jesus because they were looking for him. They
Speaker 1: were searching for the truth, and they spared no expense.
Speaker 1: I want us to think about that this Christmas. What
Speaker 1: are you looking for this Christmas? I'm not talking about
Speaker 1: the gifts, I'm not talking about the decorations, the wrapping.
Speaker 1: What are you looking to happen in your Christmas this year?
Speaker 1: One of the great promises of the Bible is Matthew seven,
Speaker 1: verse seven, where Jesus says, seek and you will find
Speaker 1: circle that word you seek and you will find. That's
Speaker 1: a promise to you. God says, if you seek me,
Speaker 1: you're going to find me. A recent national and actually
Speaker 1: worldwide survey revealed the questions that people ask most often
Speaker 1: about life. And I read that just recently, and here's
Speaker 1: what it said. These are the top questions people ask
Speaker 1: around the world. Why am I here? What am I
Speaker 1: here for? What is the purpose of it all? What's
Speaker 1: the purpose of life? Why do I exist? Where did
Speaker 1: I come from, Where am I going? And what am
Speaker 1: I here for? Is there a God? And if so,
Speaker 1: what is he like now? When you think about those
Speaker 1: questions I just listened. Where do you think those thoughts
Speaker 1: came from? God? Put those questions in our mind. God
Speaker 1: is creating in us a spiritual hunger so that we
Speaker 1: will seek Him. And this is what Christmas is all about.
Speaker 1: The shepherds found Jesus because they sought him. The wise
Speaker 1: men found Jesus because they sought him. Everybody else missed
Speaker 1: the first Christmas because they weren't looking for him. And
Speaker 1: by the way, there's no better time than Christmas to
Speaker 1: seek God. Now what am I going to find if
Speaker 1: I actually seek Jesus at Christmas? Well, the Bible tells
Speaker 1: us that God has three gifts that he wants you
Speaker 1: to find this Christmas. He wants you to find these
Speaker 1: gifts under your Christmas tree, and you will find them,
Speaker 1: the Bible promises if you will seek for them. Number one,
Speaker 1: you can find forgiveness. You can find forgiveness at Christmas
Speaker 1: if you seek it. In Luke chapter two, verse eleven,
Speaker 1: one of the very first things the angel said was
Speaker 1: this today your savior was born, and he is Christ,
Speaker 1: the Lord. Now Jesus came to save us. He didn't
Speaker 1: come to scare us. A lot of people think God
Speaker 1: is all about condemnation. But Jesus said, I didn't come
Speaker 1: to condemn the world. He said, I came to save
Speaker 1: the world. Now, why in the world do I need
Speaker 1: a savior? Well, let me just explain it as simply
Speaker 1: as I can. The Bible tells us that Heaven is
Speaker 1: a perfect place. The Bible says that you were made
Speaker 1: to last forever. God doesn't want you to just live
Speaker 1: sixty eighty or at the most one hundred years here
Speaker 1: on this planet. God wants you to live in eternity
Speaker 1: with Him forever. But Heaven is a perfect place. No sadness,
Speaker 1: no sorrow, no sickness, no suffering, no sin, no jealousy,
Speaker 1: no grief, no guilt, no grudges, no shame. Heaven is
Speaker 1: a perfect place. And here's the second thing. And this
Speaker 1: is a downer. This is the discouraging part. Only perfect
Speaker 1: people get to live there, because if God let imperfect
Speaker 1: people live in a perfect place, it wouldn't be perfect anymore. Well,
Speaker 1: that means I don't stay at the chance of getting
Speaker 1: into Heaven on my own merit, on my own effort.
Speaker 1: I blew my chance to be perfect about the third
Speaker 1: minute of my life because I started making bad choices,
Speaker 1: and so did you. Because of that, we all need
Speaker 1: a savior. How do I let Christ save me? It's
Speaker 1: not very hard. I let Christ save me by admitting
Speaker 1: I need a savior. That's it. That's it. I just
Speaker 1: admit I need a savior that I can't save myself.
Speaker 1: If you think, well, I'm a good person, well I
Speaker 1: do have more good works than bad works. Well you
Speaker 1: probably do. You're probably a better person than me. But
Speaker 1: God doesn't grade on a curve. Heaven is perfect and
Speaker 1: I'm not. And if Heaven is one hundred percent, and
Speaker 1: let's say, you know, let's put Mother Teresa at ninety
Speaker 1: nine percent, in Hitler at zero percent, and you're probably
Speaker 1: at eighty percent, and I'm down here about fourteen. The
Speaker 1: point is none of us make it. You see, we
Speaker 1: don't realize how desperate we need a savior. Believe me,
Speaker 1: if you didn't need a savior, God wouldn't have wasted
Speaker 1: time to send one at Christmas. So the first thing
Speaker 1: you will find at Christmas is salvation or forgiveness, if
Speaker 1: you will just admit it. The problem is we won't
Speaker 1: ask for help. We just keep trying. Let me give
Speaker 1: you some advice. This Christmas. Relax, Relax, take a deep breath,
Speaker 1: let it out. Stop trying to earn God's love. You're
Speaker 1: never going to earn God's love. It is given to
Speaker 1: you as a gift. God loves you unconditionally, unconditionally, and
Speaker 1: so you just relax and you receive his forgiveness and
Speaker 1: you receive his salvation. The good news of Christmas is
Speaker 1: a savior has been born for you. You can't earn
Speaker 1: your way to heaven. You're not good enough, and neither
Speaker 1: of mine, no one is. But God sent his own son,
Speaker 1: He came to earth, lived to perfect life, life, and
Speaker 1: all we have to do is simply believe and receive.
Speaker 1: Here's what the Bible says, Acts ten forty three. All
Speaker 1: who believe in Jesus will be forgiven of their sins
Speaker 1: through his name. All who believe in Jesus will not
Speaker 1: might will be forgiven of their sins to his name.
Speaker 1: Wouldn't you like to have that this Christmas? The fact
Speaker 1: is we all have regrets, we all carry things we
Speaker 1: feel guilty about, we all carry shame. And God offers
Speaker 1: you the gift of a clear conscience that is priceless.
Speaker 1: How do I get it? You simply seek it. You
Speaker 1: can find forgiveness if you'll seek Jesus this Christmas number two.
Speaker 1: The second thing you'll find at Christmas is peace of
Speaker 1: mind if you will seek Jesus Christ. The Bible says
Speaker 1: in Psalm one nineteen one sixty five, those who love
Speaker 1: your teaching will find true peace. Those who love your
Speaker 1: teaching will find your peace now. Piece is a word
Speaker 1: that is used a lot today. The world uses peace
Speaker 1: and all over the place. We don't have the slightest
Speaker 1: idea of what real peace is. For many, peace means
Speaker 1: drinking yourself until you're drinking until your numb and you
Speaker 1: can't feel the pain anymore. For some people, peace means
Speaker 1: frantically staying busy or moving from relationship to relationship to
Speaker 1: avoid loneliness. It may mean hopping from one bed to
Speaker 1: another in search for love. For many people, peace means
Speaker 1: overworking to prove that you really matter. And for some people,
Speaker 1: peace means trying all kinds of New Age gimmicks to
Speaker 1: stop my hurt and go move from fad to fad
Speaker 1: to fad, but nothing relieves the ache in my heart.
Speaker 1: Let me tell you what real peace is. Real peace
Speaker 1: is knowing that God will never stop loving me. Real
Speaker 1: peace is knowing that God will never leave me alone.
Speaker 1: Real peace is knowing that no matter what happens, God
Speaker 1: will give me the strength to handle it. Real peace
Speaker 1: is knowing that your kids, if you're a parent, are
Speaker 1: making wise decisions because you taught them God's word as
Speaker 1: a foundation for living.
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Speaker 1: Do you have peace on earth, goodwill toward men? Do
Speaker 1: you have the peace of God in your heart? Today?
Speaker 1: See there are three things that will rob your peace
Speaker 1: at Christmas time. Grief, guilt, and grudges. First, guilt can
Speaker 1: rob your peace. It is impossible to feel guilty and
Speaker 1: feel at peace at the same time. But God can
Speaker 1: forgive you. He says, I will wash your sins away,
Speaker 1: I will bury your sins. I will in the deepest
Speaker 1: part of the sea. And then he puts up in
Speaker 1: no fishing sign. God says you can be forgiven, and
Speaker 1: God says your guilt can go. But also Christmas time
Speaker 1: often brings up grief. I've been going through that. Grief
Speaker 1: can bring up painful memories. The Bible says, cast all
Speaker 1: your cares on Him, because He cares for you. The
Speaker 1: bottom line is this, your pain matters to God. Your
Speaker 1: pain matters to God. The third thing that will keep
Speaker 1: you from having peace is grudges. And that's bitterness, it's resentment,
Speaker 1: it's holding on to pain. The fact is you're going
Speaker 1: to be hurt in life, and you got to let
Speaker 1: it go. Some of you are still holding on to
Speaker 1: hurts that were done to you five, ten, fifteen, twenty
Speaker 1: years ago. And you think somehow that by holding on
Speaker 1: to that pain, you're hurting them. You're not hurting them,
Speaker 1: You're only hurting yourself. When you hold on to resentment,
Speaker 1: when you hold on to bitterness, you're not hurting the
Speaker 1: person that you're mad at. You're only hurting yourself. Some
Speaker 1: of you are still allowing people from your past to
Speaker 1: hurt you in the present. That's dumb. You got to
Speaker 1: let it go, he said, But I can't forgive. I
Speaker 1: just can't forgive them. That's why you need Jesus Christ.
Speaker 1: That's why you need Jesus Christ. Matthew, Chapter eleven, verse
Speaker 1: twenty nine. Jesus said this, Learn from me, and you
Speaker 1: will find rest for your lives. He's talking about soul rest,
Speaker 1: not just physical rest, not just emotional rest, but soul rest.
Speaker 1: You can find this when you turn to Jesus, when
Speaker 1: you search for him at Christmas. That's one another thing
Speaker 1: you'll find. The angels found Jesus, the wise men found Jesus.
Speaker 1: When you find Jesus, the third thing you're going to
Speaker 1: find is eternal life. Eternal life. Now, let me give
Speaker 1: you some of the facts of life. Let's just review these.
Speaker 1: Number one, we're all made to last forever, but we're
Speaker 1: all going to die someday. In fact, you're going to
Speaker 1: spend more time in eternity than you spend on this
Speaker 1: side of eternity. You're going to spend more time in
Speaker 1: eternity than you do on earth. Now, if you know
Speaker 1: you're going to die, and you know this life doesn't last,
Speaker 1: and you know one day you're going to meet God,
Speaker 1: only a fool we go all through life unprepared for
Speaker 1: what you know is inevitable. You see, you're not really
Speaker 1: ready to live until you're ready to die. And you
Speaker 1: don't know what's worth living for unless you know what's
Speaker 1: worth dying for. Here's the good news. God tells us
Speaker 1: how to get ready. In Romans, chapter one, verse seventeen.
Speaker 1: The Bible says, this, God makes us ready for heaven.
Speaker 1: Are you listening, God make us ready for heaven when
Speaker 1: we put our faith in Christ to save us. Remember
Speaker 1: Christmas is all about a savior has been born for you.
Speaker 1: When we put our faith in Christ to save us,
Speaker 1: God makes us ready for heaven. The one who finds life,
Speaker 1: and that's what I want you to find this Christmas.
Speaker 1: The one who finds life will find it the trusting God.
Speaker 1: And you know, here's the problem. We often don't know
Speaker 1: what we're looking for in life. You know. We think
Speaker 1: we're looking for happiness, or we think we're looking for success.
Speaker 1: Maybe we think we're looking for love, or we're looking
Speaker 1: for meaning, or maybe we think we're looking for purpose.
Speaker 1: But what we're really looking for. What you're really looking
Speaker 1: for is God. The Bible says, or Augustine said, our
Speaker 1: hearts are restless until they find their rest in you. Now,
Speaker 1: the angels said, seek for Jesus. Go to Jerusalem, go
Speaker 1: to Bethlehem, go to the Manger, and you'll find him.
Speaker 1: Here's the good news. All the time you may not
Speaker 1: have been seeking God, God has been seeking you. Did
Speaker 1: you know that, in fact, God has brought you to
Speaker 1: this exact moment today, this Christmas season. First John, chapter five,
Speaker 1: verse twenty says, this Christ, God's son has come. That's Christmas. Christ,
Speaker 1: God's son has come to help us understand and find
Speaker 1: the true God. This is what Christmas is all about.
Speaker 1: Jesus came to Christmas to help us to find and
Speaker 1: understand what God is all about. You know what Christmas is.
Speaker 1: It's the celebration of an invasion that two thousand years ago,
Speaker 1: God invaded Earth, and it's split history in the AD
Speaker 1: and BC. If God had wanted to communicate to birds,
Speaker 1: you would have become a bird. If he'd wanted to
Speaker 1: communicate the cows, you would have become a cow. If
Speaker 1: he wanted to communicate the dogs, he could have become
Speaker 1: a dog. But God wanted to communicate the human beings,
Speaker 1: who he became one of us. The word became flesh,
Speaker 1: God incarnated, Jesus came in human form. Now, of all
Speaker 1: the ways God could have entered the world, he came
Speaker 1: the same way every one of us entered the world
Speaker 1: as a baby. Why in the world would God humble
Speaker 1: himself so much to be born as a baby, just
Speaker 1: like all of us entered this world. Why, I'll tell
Speaker 1: you why. Because nobody's afraid of a baby. And Jesus
Speaker 1: came to save us, not to scare us. The Bible
Speaker 1: says Jesus came to seek and to save those who
Speaker 1: were lost. And I want you to listen to me
Speaker 1: very closely this Christmas, No matter who you are no
Speaker 1: matter what you've done, whether you're a religious person or
Speaker 1: you have no religion at all. You may be Catholic, Protestant, Jewish,
Speaker 1: you may be Buddhist or Baptist, or Muslim or Mormon.
Speaker 1: You may be agnostic or atheist. You may have no
Speaker 1: religion at all. It doesn't matter who you are, what
Speaker 1: you've done, or who you've done it with. You matter
Speaker 1: to God, and God is seeking you. Did you know
Speaker 1: that a thousand years before you were born, God knew
Speaker 1: that you would be at this point, at this service
Speaker 1: right now listening to me teach you and talk to
Speaker 1: you about how if you seek Jesus, you can find forgiveness,
Speaker 1: you can find peace, you can find purpose, you can
Speaker 1: find meeting in life. You see, the miracle of Christmas
Speaker 1: didn't happen in some department store in New York City.
Speaker 1: The Miracle of Christmas happened in Bethlehem two thousand years ago.
Speaker 1: And God has these three gifts for you. He says,
Speaker 1: I give you the gift of forgiveness. I give you
Speaker 1: the gift of peace of mind. And I gave you
Speaker 1: the gift of eternal life. And when you accept His Son,
Speaker 1: those three gifts are wrapped up in one word. They
Speaker 1: are the word salvation. Now, can you imagine going through
Speaker 1: this Christmas and somebody gave you a gift and you
Speaker 1: never opened it. And let's say, you know, three months
Speaker 1: from to day, somebody comes and says, hey, how'd you
Speaker 1: like my gift? And you say, oh, I'm so glad
Speaker 1: you gave it to me, thank you for it. Unfortunately
Speaker 1: I've just been too busy. I've never opened it. Well,
Speaker 1: they would be offended because you had received a gift
Speaker 1: from them that they spent time paying for and you
Speaker 1: never opened it. But a lot of people celebrate Christmas
Speaker 1: year after year after year after year after a year
Speaker 1: and never open God's Christmas gift. God's Christmas gift is
Speaker 1: the gift of say salvation, have you received that gift?
Speaker 1: It's the gift of freedom, the forgiveness, power, purpose, peace,
Speaker 1: It's the forgift of eternal life, new life. Now, these
Speaker 1: gifts that God gives to you at Christmas, God's Christmas gift,
Speaker 1: they're priceless. Undoubtedly there'll be some gifts that you probably
Speaker 1: unwrapped that are aren't very you know, valuable. But when
Speaker 1: God gives you gift, it's priceless. Jesus died on the
Speaker 1: cross for your sins. It's personal, it's exactly what you need,
Speaker 1: and it's permanent. It's going to last forever. There's some
Speaker 1: gifts we get at Christmas that, by the year turns
Speaker 1: around and we come to next Christmas, you won't even
Speaker 1: remember them. But if you'll receive God's Christmas gift to you,
Speaker 1: you'll remember the rest of your life. Where do I
Speaker 1: find God's gift of peace and forgiveness and eternal life. Well,
Speaker 1: let's go back to that verse Jeremiah twenty nine thirteen.
Speaker 1: You will find me when can you seek Me with
Speaker 1: all your heart? And if you'll seek for Jesus this Christmas,
Speaker 1: not religion, not Churchianity, but a relationship with Jesus. If
Speaker 1: you seek for that this Christmas, You're going to find
Speaker 1: a new and deeper understanding of God, a new and
Speaker 1: deeper understanding of your own life, of the problems you're facing,
Speaker 1: and the answers to the problem that has been bothering
Speaker 1: you all this previous year. You know, over two thousand
Speaker 1: years ago, wise men came seeking Jesus. Wise people still do.
Speaker 1: Wise people still seek Jesus this Christmas. I want to
Speaker 1: challenge you to be a wise person. The wisest thing
Speaker 1: you can do in your life is to receive Jesus Christ.
Speaker 1: Now I'm going to pray this seeker's prayer. So would
Speaker 1: you bow your head right now, and you don't have
Speaker 1: to close your eyes. But as I say these words,
Speaker 1: I want to ask you, invite you to follow me
Speaker 1: in this prayer. You could just say me too, God,
Speaker 1: or you can actually say these words repeat it after me.
Speaker 1: What matters is not the words, but the humility of
Speaker 1: your heart. Remember I said you have a savior when
Speaker 1: you admit you need one. So it's power heads. Just
Speaker 1: pray this prayer, Dear God, just say that in your
Speaker 1: right Dear God, this Christmas, I want to thank you
Speaker 1: for bringing me here to this service. I've known that
Speaker 1: something was missing in my life. I just didn't know
Speaker 1: what it was. I didn't know it was you. Dear God.
Speaker 1: Thank you for seeking me even when I wasn't seeking you,
Speaker 1: even when I ignored you. I want to know the
Speaker 1: truth about you. I want to know the truth about myself.
Speaker 1: I want to know the truth about life. And thank
Speaker 1: you for sending Jesus Christ to Christmas. Jesus, I want
Speaker 1: to get to know you. I want to put my
Speaker 1: trust in you so as much as I know how
Speaker 1: this Christmas I want to receive God's Christmas gift to me.
Speaker 1: I want to receive the gift of salvation. And Jesus Christ,
Speaker 1: I ask you to come into my life and heart
Speaker 1: fill my life with your love. To Jesus Christ, as
Speaker 1: I seek you today, I ask you to replace my
Speaker 1: shame and my guilt and my unclear conscience with your forgiveness.
Speaker 1: Please forgive all the wrong in my life. I accept
Speaker 1: your gift of forgiveness, and Dear Jesus Christ, replace the
Speaker 1: confusion and the worry and the stress and the fatigue
Speaker 1: in my mind with your peace. I accept your gift
Speaker 1: of peace. And Dear Jesus Christ, I accept your gift
Speaker 1: of eternal life. And I ask you to accept me
Speaker 1: into your heaven one day. And I humbly make this
Speaker 1: Christmas request as a seeker today in Jesus' name. Amen, Hi, everybody,
Speaker 1: this is Pastor Rick. I would like to thank you.
Speaker 1: Thank you for being a part of our daily hope family.
Speaker 1: I don't get to say that often enough, but your
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Speaker 1: get the good news. You know, I recently heard from
Speaker 1: a woman named Eunice in Cameroon. Cameroon is a country
Speaker 1: in Central Africa, and she wrote to me. She said,
Speaker 1: Pastor Rick, I lost both my son and my daughter
Speaker 1: in the war, and now I'm raising four grandchildren on
Speaker 1: my own. I was overwhelmed with grief. But then she says,
Speaker 1: but through the daily hope devotionals, I have found strength
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