Advent wreath devotional for Christmas Day
Advent Lesson for Christmas Day
Reading: Luke 2: 1-20
Re-light all four outer candles. The first one for HOPE, the second for LOVE, the third for JOY and the fourth for PEACE.
“Today, we light the last candle in our Advent Wreath – the Christ Candle. The light of these candles reminds us that Jesus is the light of the world that comes into the darkness of our lives to bring newness, life and hope. It also reminds us that we are called to be a light to the world as we reflect the light of God’s grace to others.”
The Christ candle is white to remind us of Jesus’ purity and sinless life. It is in the center of the Advent wreath to remind us that Jesus is the heart of the season (the reason), giving light to the entire world. He should always be the center of our life.
Pray together
“Lord God, Your love for us is truly amazing, surprising g and wonderful. Christmas is Your miracle and Christ, the gift we don’t deserve. We can never thank You enough, and we ask You to mold us and use us in Your service. Amen.”
Reading: Luke 2: 1-20
Re-light all four outer candles. The first one for HOPE, the second for LOVE, the third for JOY and the fourth for PEACE.
“Today, we light the last candle in our Advent Wreath – the Christ Candle. The light of these candles reminds us that Jesus is the light of the world that comes into the darkness of our lives to bring newness, life and hope. It also reminds us that we are called to be a light to the world as we reflect the light of God’s grace to others.”
The Christ candle is white to remind us of Jesus’ purity and sinless life. It is in the center of the Advent wreath to remind us that Jesus is the heart of the season (the reason), giving light to the entire world. He should always be the center of our life.
Pray together
“Lord God, Your love for us is truly amazing, surprising g and wonderful. Christmas is Your miracle and Christ, the gift we don’t deserve. We can never thank You enough, and we ask You to mold us and use us in Your service. Amen.”
