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(Shepherds in the field, watching over the flock.)
Making Room For For Jesus
INTRODUCTION:
As we approach the New Year, our thoughts turn to new experiences.
As I read the passage of Scripture above, let us not forget to make room for Jesus in our lives no matter how busy we become.
I. THE MANGER
A. Desires the coldness of the world (no room).
In houses
Synagogue
Society
B. Describes the confusion of the world.
All the prophets told place, manner, and time of His birth.
There was no room.
But there is room in:
1.
In Pilate’s Hall
2. On Calvary’s Cross
3. In Joseph’s tomb
III.
THE MEN
A. They were Faithful—Verse 8—Abiding in the field.
B. They were Favored—Verse 9—By a visit from angel By a vision—glory shone about them.
C.
They were Frightened—Verse 9.
1. God’s mercy produces love and compassion.
2. God’s glory always produces fright.
3. Isaiah 6—“Woe is Me”
4. Acts 9—Paul fell to the ground.
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In Revelation John fell like a dead man.
IV.
THE MESSAGE—Verses 10–14
A. It’s Simplicity—Verse 10.
B. It’s Salvation—Verse 11
C. It’s Stimulation—Verse 12
D. It’s Satisfaction—Verse 13–14
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