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Advent Day 9








Jesus compared the joy of finding a lost sheep to the joy of heaven rejoicing over a sinner’s repentance. The unstated conclusion is that the hope of such a conversion was the reason Jesus associated with the undesirable of society. Persons who need no repentance is a rhetorical way of describing the scribes and the Pharisees. A similar description is found in Luke 5:31, where it is said that some do not need a physician. The scribes and the Pharisees believed that they did not need to repent because they were not lost.

Spend some time meditating on this scripture. Where do you stand in your walk with Jesus? We have all fallen short of God’s standard for living because we have all sinned. But God!!! He loves us so much He sent is Son to stand in the gap. Jesus dies for our sins. He paid the price our sins with His life. He gladly went to the cross in our place. (Romans 3:10, 6:23. 5:8 and John 3:16)

Give thanks to the Lord for He is good! (1 Chronicles 16:34)


Be Blessed and be a Blessing!

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