Luke 2 shows that Jesus, born in humility, revealed as Savior to the lowly, and recognized by the faithful, grew in wisdom and favor as He prepared for His mission of global salvation.
Christmas Family Devotion: God’s Everlasting Love and the Christmas Tree
This Christmas devotion emphasizes God's everlasting love through Jesus, highlighted by the symbolism of a Christmas tree. It includes family activities and reflections based on the biblical account of Simeon.
Christmas Family Devotion: Jesus, the Light of the World
A Christmas Family Devotion: Jesus Lights Up Our Need and Way to GodBased on John 8:12 and Matthew 5:14-16 What does it mean that Jesus is the Light of the World? This hands-on Family Devotion and activity will help all involved to know what it means for Jesus to be the Light of the world... Continue Reading →
Christmas Family Devotion: Jesus, our Good Shepherd and His Love for Everyone
This Christmas devotion emphasizes God's universal love through the story of shepherds visiting Jesus. It connects the candy cane's symbolism with welcoming others to experience Christ’s love.
Christmas Family Devotion: Jesus, the Best Gift Ever!
This Christmas family devotion emphasizes the significance of Jesus as the ultimate gift through Scripture and encourages families to honor Him like the Wise Men. It includes a shoebox gift activity to share God's love with children globally, fostering discussions about giving and the eternal life Jesus offers to believers.
Christmas Family Devotion: Our Forever Home
Here's a family Christmas devotion using John 14:1–3 and the fun activity of building gingerbread houses. It’s designed to be interactive, meaningful, and engaging for all ages.
Does Jeremiah say having a Christmas Tree is a sin?
Could the beloved Christmas tree be forbidden by the prophet Jeremiah or a classic example of taking Scripture out of context? This summary explains all!!
Does Jeremiah 10 Say Having a Christmas Tree is a Sin?
Could the beloved Christmas tree be forbidden by the prophet Jeremiah or a classic example of taking Scripture out of context? We explore this question in this post!
The King’s Birth: The King’s Escape
With Matthew as our Morgan Freeman, we are guided through Herod's attempt to murder Jesus brutally; if the king succeeds, the means of salvation and good news for all people, the Savior, is eliminated. Unlike Roger, who had a positive impact on WWII despite his failed attempt to escape, the murder of a young Jesus has no positive effect. As we look at these verses, we see God's protection of His Son and His earthly parents; more prophecy fulfilled confirming Jesus as the King descended from David and thus the Messiah, and application for today.