Embracing the Presence of Jesus: Come Lord Jesus, Be Our Guest
It is a common practice in Christian communities to invite Jesus into their midst, asking him to be present with them in their gatherings. This act of welcoming Jesus as a guest is a powerful symbol of faith and trust in his presence and guidance.
Inviting Jesus into our midst
When we invite Jesus to be our guest, we acknowledge his importance in our lives and recognize his role as the source of all grace and blessings. By opening our hearts to his presence, we allow him to work in and through us, guiding us on the path of righteousness and leading us to a deeper relationship with God.
Embracing Jesus as our friend
Jesus is often described as a friend who is always by our side, ready to listen to our prayers and offer us comfort and encouragement. By embracing him as our friend, we cultivate a sense of intimacy and trust in our relationship with him, knowing that he is always there for us, even in our darkest moments.
Trusting in Jesus as our savior
As our savior, Jesus offers us redemption and salvation, freeing us from sin and leading us to eternal life with God. By trusting in his saving grace, we can find peace and joy in knowing that he has conquered death and offers us the gift of eternal life through his sacrifice on the cross.
Following Jesus as our shepherd
Jesus is often referred to as the Good Shepherd, leading his flock with love and care, guiding us on the path of righteousness and protecting us from harm. By following him as our shepherd, we can find comfort and security in knowing that he is always watching over us, guiding us with his wisdom and love.
Embracing the presence of Jesus in our lives is an act of faith and trust, allowing him to work in and through us, leading us to a deeper relationship with God and guiding us on the path of righteousness. As we invite Jesus to be our guest, let us open our hearts to his presence and embrace him as our friend, savior, and shepherd, knowing that he is always with us, guiding us on the path of righteousness and leading us to eternal life with God.