This is not the website to find creative DIY ideas for beautiful Christmas decorations or where to find the best bargains for Christmas gift-giving. Living in Southern California, I have no experience with a white Christmas; I’m more familiar with the opening verse that comes before the chestnuts roasting. You can see by the list of blog posts below that I think about and write about focusing on Jesus Christ at Christmas.
I appreciate the fact that Thanksgiving precedes Christmas. Thanksgiving gives us the opportunity to take note of what we already have (before we ask for more) and to express our gratitude to the One who provides it all. While we’re in the giving mood, this is a great time to consider how to give to others who are less fortunate.
I was surprised when Santa Claus made it into my first Christian fiction novel, “Elephant in the Room.” I have a couple of posts about the Christian Santa character from the book along with some ideas about talking to your children about Santa Claus.
Christmas Blog Posts:
- 10 Ways to Put Christ in your Christmas Plans
- A Christmas Meditation on Galatians 4:4-5
- Count Your Blessings with Your Kids
- How to Make a Gift Bag for the Needy
- Meet Nick Saint
- Let’s Talk about Santa Claus
- After-Christmas Thank You Note
Because Christmas is the celebration of the birth of Jesus Christ, I am pleased to share The Gospel Story with you. CLICK HERE for another gospel presentation.
But the angel said to them, “Do not be afraid; for behold, I bring you good news of great joy which will be for all the people; for today in the city of David there has been born for you a Savior, who is Christ the Lord.” – Luke 2:10-11
What do you do to prepare your heart for Christmas? What does the birth of one baby boy mean to the whole world? What other ideas do you have for putting Christ into your Christmas plans?
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