As we go our ways
as we walk all of our days
better to give than to receive
just as we are told
But in this moment, in this season
a changing of our minds
the joy of Christmas
in the gift we all have received
The one gift, Jesus Christ
God, love, born as a child
humble, in a manger bed
This man, this servant
going as the master led
even to the cross
Better than any gift
we give or we receive
On him should be our sights
his star guiding our days
Better to receive,
Christ into our hearts,
to give his message to all;
God loves us
his arms are open wide
to all who accept his gift
November 30, 2009
Isaiah 2:1-4
Jeremiah 33:14-15
Luke 1:46-50 (Call to Worship) and
sermon, “It’s Beginning to Look A Lot Like Christmas”
by Pastor Ruth Foss
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Suncook United Methodist Church
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Suncook, NH
November 29, 2009
First Sunday of Advent
part of a series of sermons,
using the Advent Conspiracy
http://www.adventconspiracy.org/
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Monday, November 30, 2009
Better to Receive, to Give
Labels:
advent,
Advent Conspiracy,
Christ,
Faith,
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Isaiah 2,
Jeremiah 33,
Joseph,
Luke 1,
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Mary,
Pastor Ruth L. Foss,
Suncook NH,
United Methodist
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