| Over the years, countless songs have expressed the ideal manner in which to regift Jesus to a lost and dying world, Luke 19:10. Camp fire songs like “Pass It On” convey how a little spark from the love of God can produce a spiritual fire within another human being. Hymns such as “Be Not Afraid” supplies a message of hope for those who follow Jesus, promising rest for weary souls. Modern lyrics from hits like “If We Are the Body” by Casting Crowns questions why acts of believers in Christ aren’t consistent with the words of Scripture, Romans 12:4-5. | ||
| http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HJL7Eis0Rb0 | ||
| The concept of regifting refers to giving or handing down something that you don’t need anything or find appealing. Unfortunately, this mentality influences who we love, for how long and the extent to which faith is displayed. Consequently, innocent bystanders are confused by inconsistencies within the church and by those who claim to be Christmas worshipers. Thus, poor examples of regifting Jesus will leave many at home this holiday season. | ||
| http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zeTpISSA5x8 | ||
| If beauty is in the eye of the beholder, then the quality of regifting Jesus lies within your heart. Philippians 2:4 suggests that wounded individuals might need to heal before they can begin to successfully impact others for the good. Whatever your current condition is, may you look to the Lord for strength, Philippians 4:13. During these weak moments in life, may the power of the Holy Spirit empower you to regift Jesus in a genuine and loving manner. | ||
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