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The Gift of Hope
What is hope?
Hope is knowing that there is something in our future that makes everything we face today something more than what it appears.
A trial is an opportunity to grow
A loss is an opportunity to look forward
A betrayal is a chance to forgive
A failure is a reminder that I need God
The Christian Hope is that God loves us and has provided a way for us to be saved.
It is one of the gifts that comes wrapped in Christmas.
Our hope is bound in the life of the baby Jesus.
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Matthew 1:1–17 (ESV)
2. Hope for all of us
In the deceleration of Jesus right to the throne of David, Matthew reminds us that God is the one at work.
Which one of these doesn’t belong
Tamar — Prostitute — Genesis 38
Rahab — Prostitute — Joshua 2
Ruth — Moabite — Ruth 1-4
Bathsheba — Adulteress — 2 Samuel 11
Mary — Found favor with God — Luke 1
3. Who needs hope
The hopeless.
Ephesians 2:1–3 (ESV)
We are dead.
How much more hopeless can it get?
Ephesians 2:8–10 (ESV)
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