Word Filled Wednesday :: December 16

Welcome to Word Filled Wednesday....I am delighted to be your hostess once a month for the wonderful Amy Deanne! 

 The purpose of Word filled Wednesday is to share God’s word (no famous quotes or other literature — only the beautiful word of our Father) through photo’s & a Bible verse!

***MckLinky is below so you can join us in the WFW Fun :)

 Louie Giglio calls this the 12 Words of Christmas.  I don't think there are 12 sweeter words in the book of Luke.  It was the beginning of a most wondrous Love.  His Love for Us.   I have thought a great deal this Christmas season about our Triune God and the fact that the life of Christ centered on three defining moments.  His Birth, His Death, and His Resurrection.  One is not possible without the other.  

Oh how joyously I celebrate the miracle that is the Birth of Christ.  There were tough spots for Mary and Joseph but I cannot help but think that the moment they saw that baby boy they named Jesus...all was right in their world.

Merry Christmas!

 
 

Comments

[stellamary]

The god will defiantly being the savior for us...He always with not in the born stage.... he reminds us to create the religion should be gathered for the day that is Xmas.So God is good helper for us.

[Esthermay]

Lovely photo -- love the lettering, so clear & bold.
AWESOME and POWERFUL message in those twelve words! Amen -- We're sticking to the Advent Conspiracy this year in our home!

[laureen]

perfect picture for the verse.Thanks for sharing.Merry Christmas also!

[Cathy]

Amen! I so love nativity decorations. Thank God for Jesus.

[hip chick]

Yes those must be the sweetest words in the bible.

[Chelle]

Great post today! Be blessed :)

[Karen]

Twelve beautiful words...one beautiful picture.....

[ie mommy]

What a wonderful picture. I never would have thought of that. Great shot. Thanks for the McLinky. My photo is up.

[Lauren]

I love this -- they certainly are the sweetest words of all!!

[Twinkle Mom @ Sunflower Faith]

That's a beautiful christmas ornament; Very gorgeous!

[Peggy]

Blessings Christy...Lovely ornament and choice of verse!
12 perfect words that capture all of CHRISTmas and placing the emphasis where it should be! Your reflections and words are inspirational. Your WFW depicts the LOVE & JOY of this event of JESUS that we prepare to celebrate each year. Yet now these 12 words will be embedded in my heart as not only the sweetest but the sum of this celebration!
Thanks for sharing this so well and so beautifully! Thanks for being our hostess too! May Christ be the center of your life always.

[Laurie Ann]

Beautiful picture and post. 12 precious words, indeed!

[amydeanne]

Luke is one of my favorite books b/c of the Christmas story! Happy WFW! Thanks for hostessing!

[Jennifer]

Wonderful WFW post! Beautiful image for such beautiful words! Thank you for hosting!

[A Silly Little Sparrow]

Thanks for stopping by my blog. :)

[Kaye Swain]

What a sweet devotional. I enjoy Louie Giglio and had not heard that before. I will definitely add those words to my list of verses to share at Christmas in emails and letters! Also, the ornament is GREAT! It's a terrific one to encourage all to keep Jesus as the priority at this season. :) Thank you for a delightful visit and for hosting Word-Filled Wednesday!

[life's journey]

Thanks for hosting the WFW! Nice verse for today. Am playing too hope you visit. TC

[lori@allyouhavetogive]

The power in those words...what a perfect post....those words give me chills...perhaps I'm getting "old" or I'm just really "getting those old words."

(loving THAT font!:)!)

thanks for hosting today...always a blessing!

peace,
lori

[Lori]

I love the picture. So pretty. Thanks for sharing.

[SnoWhite]

I agree -- I think those are the words that have the power to change lives forever.

[LivingforGod]

12 Words of Christmas! I like that :)! 12 is my favorite number (my birthday is 12/12).

Thanks for sharing this lovely WFW! Merry CHRISTmas to you, too!

[ozjane]

Yes they are the most special words.
Lovely picture also.
I feel lazy now as I have angels around that I could have taken a new photo of.....never mind next week may not be 100F.

[Kristen]

You just gave me an insight to think long and hard about. One is not possible without the other.

Beautiful.

[e-Mom]

This is a lovely post. I really appreciate these thoughts: "I have thought a great deal this Christmas season about our Triune God and the fact that the life of Christ centered on three defining moments. His Birth, His Death, and His Resurrection. One is not possible without the other." Brilliant insights! :~D