The True Meaning of Christmas This Christmas season, we celebrate the birth of Jesus, A baby born in a stable, to a virgin. We celebrate the birth of Jesus, a baby sleeping in a feed trough in Bethlehem. Somewhere along the way, we picked up a tree, lights, and presents.…
Joseph and Mary were engaged to be married. They were both good people who loved and served God. One day God sent an angel named Gabriel to see Mary, Gabriel said to Mary, “Hello blessed woman, The Lord is with you.” This is the beginning of of the Christmas Story.…
The Christmas story unfolds with Mary’s divine announcement of Jesus's birth, Joseph’s acceptance, and shepherds celebrating the Savior's arrival in Bethlehem.
He was amazed as he saw the tiny head begin to crown! He watched in awe as the birth progressed, then taking the Child in his hands, he held Him up and said, it’s a boy and Mary said, I know! As he washed the Child and wrapped Him in…
What If it was you? Reflecting on the real emotions of biblical figures at Christmas, emphasizing God's love and the significance of Jesus' birth.
Unto us a Child is born, Unto us a Son is given. The Child was delivered from the womb of a virgin. He was wrapped in swaddling clothes for protection from the cold and found nourishment at the breast of His mother. The gentle hands of a carpenter named Joseph…
Peace on Earth. The soldier, mother, policeman, and preacher all yearn for peace during Christmas, embodying hope amidst their lives' struggles and hardships.
”For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life. For God did not send His Son into the world to condemn the world, but that the world through Him might be saved.“
The Son of Man. The story recounts Jesus' early life, emphasizing significant events, growth challenges, and his preparation to start his ministry.
Reflecting on Bethlehem's significance, highlighting the birth of Jesus, historical context, and an invitation for personal transformation through faith.