The grass always seems greener on the other side. So we lie to ourselves. Blinded to how blessed we are, sometimes we covet what God has given to another. We long to switch places with someone who we deem to be living the good life. While such desires on our part reveal our sinful myopia, God does ordain a grand switch. He promises that the proud will be humbled and the humble will be exalted. Mary sings about this upon her pregnancy in Luke 1:46-55; known as the Magnificat or Mary’s Song. It is a prominent theme that is woven throughout Scripture.

Today we will examine a far grander swapping of places, one in which Jesus humbles Himself so that you are filled with good things, even the greatest things. This is the great exchange in God’s plan so that you can receive His righteousness and eternal life. Our Savior came in meekness to bear your flesh in weakness.

The grass always seems greener on the other side. So we lie to ourselves. Blinded to how blessed we are, sometimes we covet what God has given to another. We long to switch places with someone who we deem to be living the good life. While such desires on our part reveal our sinful myopia, God does ordain a grand switch. He promises that the proud will be humbled and the humble will be exalted. Mary sings about this upon her pregnancy in Luke 1:46-55; known as the Magnificat or Mary’s Song. It is a prominent theme that is woven throughout Scripture.

Today we will examine a far grander swapping of places, one in which Jesus humbles Himself so that you are filled with good things, even the greatest things. This is the great exchange in God’s plan so that you can receive His righteousness and eternal life. Our Savior came in meekness to bear your flesh in weakness.