Should Christians Celebrate Christmas?
Should Christians celebrate Christmas? While some are adamant, either for or against, I believe it falls under disputable matters.
Encouraging, comforting and urging you to live lives worthy of God, who calls you into his kingdom and glory. (1 Thess. 2:12 NIV)
Should Christians celebrate Christmas? While some are adamant, either for or against, I believe it falls under disputable matters.
What response do you make to the celebration of Jesus’ birth? Indifference? Hostility? Or rejoicing in the gift of God’s Son, Emmanuel.
Wishing you a very joyous Christmas as you celebrate that child born in Bethlehem 2000 years ago, Jesus, the Son of God.
The virgin will conceive! What a marvelous sign that God has given to us. This child born to Mary over 2000 years ago is ‘God with us’.
This Christmas you will likely see many manger scenes, often without thinking about them. Remember the manger though, and what it represents.
For to us, a child is born. And that child is Jesus, God himself, wrapped in flesh. Come and adore him this Christmas.
This Christmas celebrate the birth of Jesus, the Son of the Most High. A King whose reign will never end. And bow before him in worship.
Luke 1:46-55 records the Magnificat of Mary, her song of praise to God. Join her this Christmas in praising God for what he has done.
This Christmas, as we celebrate the birth of Jesus, remember him as Immanuel, God with us. Not just a newborn baby, but God incarnate; God with us.
A star in the east led wise men to Jesus. The same one who was responsible for that star shines a light in our hearts. WIll we follow it to Jesus and life?
What is Christmas all about? It is God, becoming a man, preparing to offer his life as an atonement for us, so that we might have life,
Zechariah responding to Gabriel’s message with skepticism. How do I respond when God send me a message, by angel, the Bible, or another person?