His Indescribable Gift
All through this Christmas season, I've been meditating on the fact that "Jesus came." He didn't have to! He didn't have to become human. He didn't have to be followed and hunted. He didn't have to be taunted and ridiculed. He didn't have to constantly be on the move for His and the disciples safety. He didn't have to suffer the horrible cruelty of the cross. But HE DID!!!
Jesus came and went through all those things for us. 2 Corinthians 9:15 calls it God's "indescribable gift." It is certainly a gift that begs description and understanding. Why would God love us so much to send His Son to go through all He did? We are certainly not worthy! And yet God sent Jesus - and Jesus came. I am so very grateful. Thank you Jesus for coming. I honor and celebrate you in this Christmas season.
"For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son." John 3:16
I wish you all a very wonderful, Merry Christmas and a blessed New Year. I'm so grateful that Emmanuel is with us all!
About the author: Sally McClung is a member of the All Nations International Leadership Team and is co-founder of All Nations. Her husband, Floyd McClung, was a world-renown missions leader. Floyd went to be with Jesus in 2021. He is the author of sixteen books, including the best-selling books, “The Father Heart of God” and “Living on the Devil’s Doorstep.”
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