Although the Christmas season is supposed to be the Most Wonderful Time Of The Year - Christmas can be a difficult day for lots of wives and moms. Sometimes it's because she doesn't have the money to buy her children the gifts and toys that she would like to. Sometimes it's a sad day of remembering family members who are no longer around. It can be a difficult day because of family members who ARE still around and cause tension and bad feelings. It can be a reminder of a family divided - by divorce or resentments.
NO MATTER THE REASON... just remember that although it is the day we have chosen to celebrate the birth of Jesus... December 25th is just another ordinary day in heaven..and this is wonderful news!
An ordinary day in heaven is the kind of day where Jesus is seated at the right hand of The Father interceding on your behalf.
An ordinary day in heaven is the kind of day where God has the very hairs of your head numbered and hears the cry of your inner heart.
An ordinary day in heaven is a day where God supplies ALL your needs according to His riches in glory.
An ordinary day in heaven is a day when He is close to the brokenhearted and to those who are crushed in spirit.
An ordinary day in heaven is a day in which God Himself says "Call to Me and I will answer you and show you great and mighty things which you do not know."
An ordinary day in heaven is a day where God is LONGING to SHOW MERCY to anyone who is humble enough to ask for it.
An ordinary day in heaven..............IS A DAY WHERE GOD WOULD SEND HIS ONLY SON TO A PITIFUL PLANET THAT IS DOOMED TO DEATH because He loves the people living there too much to let them go.
Christmas is just another ordinary day in heaven.
Mrs. Older loves you, and wants you to know that God loves you so much.
And to those sweet women reading this who will NOT have a HUGE and HAPPY Christmas Day... I say...
YOU ARE NOT FORGOTTEN on December 25th....God is not taking a HOLIDAY that day.
You are in the center of the focus of YOUR HEAVENLY FATHER.
Just like every other day.
XOXO,
Mrs. Older.
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