It seems what you are talking about is more broad that the Christmas season. It seems that you are talking about a process that may be birthed in the heart at Christmas, but which extends far beyond, blossoming into full-on commitment. That’s what I love to hear. How does the season of the birth of Christ affect us on a deeper, more long term level. I love the idea that we buy less presents to make a one time gift to others in need, but how does this look on a month-by-month, year-by-year basis? That is the question it seems you are tackling, at least in part.
So I’ll start this discussion. If we are to be agents of redemption, if we are to embody the birth of Christ not only during this incredible season, how do we work this on January 1-Thanksgiving Day? What are some practical ways we can truly live a “life of return?”
If you’ve read this comment, please take some time to encourage us with ways to live out a life of return. Share your story, your friends stories, or some practical ways you’ve seen others be agents of redemption. We need to encourage each other.
After all, we are taught to “consider how to stir up one another to love and good works.” Heb 10:24
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