Behold Your God E-Course

 Time Sensitive Offer - December 1 - 24th

Do you ever feel like you lose your focus during the holiday season? You want it to center on Jesus, but somehow that desire gets crowded out by the tyranny of the to-do list during the holidays.

I’ve created something to help you keep the focus where you want it. You can take some time every day to look at who Jesus is in a new way so that by the time Christmas Day arrives, you are in a new place of awe about who your Savior truly is!

Jesus has so many different titles through the Scriptures. What do they mean? How does that effect us? Find out by subscribing to the 24 day devotional e-course for the month of December called “Behold Your God”. Every day, starting on December 1st, you will receive a thought provoking reading on one of those titles. I have included a sample below.  You won’t want to miss a day so make sure you enroll immediately.

Sample:
 Jesus - The Alpha and Omega - Day One of the Behold Your God e-Course

ALPHA AND OMEGA

Revelation

“And He Who is seated on the throne said, See! I make all things new. Also He said, Record this, for these sayings are faithful (accurate, incorruptible, and trustworthy and (true) genuine. He further said to me, it is done. I am the Alpha and the Omega, the Beginning and the End. To the thirsty, I Myself will give living water from the fountain of the water of Life. He who is victorious shall inherit all these things and I will be God to him and he shall be My son.” Rev. 21: 5 – 7

Explanation

Alpha and Omega are the first and last letters of the Greek alphabet. They are used to signify completeness and completion. Think about it. Jesus, as the Alpha and the Omega, is complete. He always was and always will be. He was the complete and perfect sacrifice on our behalf. We need to do nothing more but accept His sacrifice, trust His completed work, trust Him and follow Him…completely. We can do this because He has paid the way. We can do this because He has suffered and been tried in all ways that we humans experience here on earth. He understands. He lived it... perfectly... completely... for us.

Because Jesus is the Alpha and Omega, we can see that He didn’t begin at the manger. Jesus is!! He is eternally the Lord God Almighty. He created the world by the power of His word. He IS the word. That baby in the manger, our Alpha and Omega, humbly abdicated His place next to His Father. Even in that tiny form of a human baby, Jesus was complete. So as you celebrate His birth this month, see beyond the baby. See the perfect one who always was and is and will be... our Alpha and Omega.

Meditation

Do you know Jesus as your Lord and Savior? Do you experience the fullness of the Holy Spirit? If you don’t it is very simple. Just ask Jesus to BE your Lord and Savior. Accept the complete work He has done for you on the cross and ask Him to bestow His Holy Spirit on you and in you. Allow His completed work on the cross to work in you in ways you have never experienced before. He will. He delights in this kind of request.

Do you experience this sense of completeness in your life? Where are you believing the lie that you are lacking in some way? Ask the Holy Spirit to show you. Write down whatever He reveals to you. Don’t edit. Trust that you are hearing from God.

Application

Look up the word “complete” in the dictionary. Write out the definition. What does it mean for Jesus to be complete and for you to be complete in Him?

Remember that list you started in the meditation section? Ask God to show you any other areas where you are lacking completeness. Is there unconfessed sin in your life? Are you holding grudges against anyone? Are there things you KNOW you need to do and you are not doing them? Are there conversations you need to have that you have procrastinated on for some reason? Be thorough here. Take some time. Continue to write down anything that God reveals. Start this month so cleanly, so thoroughly, so completely that you just sail through the holidays with your eyes focused where they belong.

Supplication

Every time you pray today, address Jesus as your Alpha and Omega. Praise Him for His perfect completion. Thank Him for the good work He has started in you and that He promises to perfect in you. Confess anything that God revealed during this devotional that keeps you from walking in His completeness. Be thorough. Be complete so He can complete IN you.

Ask Him to show you more clearly what it means to be complete in Him. Thank him for all the blessing you have through Him. Determine in your heart that you will rejoice in this season. Ask God to fill you with that unspeakable joy. He will because He is our Completor... our Alpha and Omega.

Praise His holy name!