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Jesus, thank You for your birth. Thank You for stepping down from heaven to be with your creation. You loved us. You gave yourself for us. You saved us.
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Jesus, thank You for your birth. Thank You for stepping down from heaven to be with your creation. You loved us. You gave yourself for us. You saved us.

A Christmas graphic of thanks to Jesus that helps your congregation dwell on His sacrificial love and birth.

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Caption ideas

  • Pray this prayer today to help you focus on the reason for this season.
  • What an amazing story. God, giving up all He held rights to, to love us sacrificially.

Keywords

Prayer/Fasting, Grace/Salvation, Christmas Season

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