My Divine Devotions: Christmas memories are in God’s hands

December 24, 2010
Job 12:10 For the life of every living thing is in his hand, and the breath of every human being.

The Divine Light of Christ opens up reservoirs of thankfulness and joy to those who accept the restoration and salvation that is offered by God. Christmas lives in the heart of those who realize that the Hand of God has shaped their existence. But it isn’t until we remove the dark lenses that permeate our pre-Christ life that we recognize his divine touch.

How about those childhood Christmases when your family was all together? What about those Christmases when grandma did all the cooking and you just showed up? What about those Christmases when extended family and friends arrived unannounced and there was a place at the table? What about those Christmases when your dad arrived late, but he arrived with the biggest and best Christmas presents?

Remember the hand of God in your life and thank him for your past, your present and your future. He thought about your memories when he sent Jesus Christ.

To God be the glory!

NOTE:
Friends,
Visit http://www.mydivinejourney.blogspot.com/ for all my December to Remember devotions in honor of Jesus Christ.
God bless you this sacred season.
Big CHRISTMAS hugs!
Blanca

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