Jesus is brought to you by the sovereign will of God. Without the sovereignty of God, there is no baby in a manger. Without the sovereign hand of God, there is no hope for suffering.
You can rest knowing that God is in control of your past, present, and future. You will not always understand what He is doing, but you can be confident that you are right where He wants you.
Christmas means that God has used His sovereign power to enter into human suffering to remove it.
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