Daily D – Matthew 6:21

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Matthew 6:21  For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also. (CSB)

Christmas Eve reminds us where our treasure lies. 

It is not in the mall. 

It is not in a store. 

It is not wrapped with bright paper and topped with a bow

It came one night
In a place
Out of mind
Out of sight

Born
Swaddled
Announced
Celebrated
Presented
Celebrated again and again

Searched for and found
Honored as a king

Searched for as a threat
Chased but not caught

Precocious 
Obedient
Exceptional
Perfect lamb of God

Dead

Buried

Resurrected

Ascended

Coming soon

Heaven and earth rejoiced then
And prepare to rejoice again

I will celebrate our treasure with praise, thanksgiving, timeless songs, and endless adoration. 

Our Father, only you could love us so much. Only you could provide so perfectly. Only you could make all our dreams come true. You did. You will. Hallelujah! Amen.

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