Christmas. It's a magical word. It's a time that brings visions of joy and happiness as we come together to celebrate the birth of our Savior. Nobody knows for sure what day he was born but we've set aside a day of remembrance.
Sometimes the hustle and bustle of the season overwhelms us. Frustration and worry can consume us. Commercialism does it's best to present it's products and services as the most important ones in our lives. That can cause us to feel like Christmas isn't real; just another way to get our money.
Remember, Christmas is in our hearts. Nobody can remove it. Nobody can destroy it. Nobody can corrupt it. Whether we're rich or poor; young or old; tall or short; slim or fat, Christmas will always be Christmas if we are celebrating the Gift of God (our Savior) from our heart.
Sometimes the hustle and bustle of the season overwhelms us. Frustration and worry can consume us. Commercialism does it's best to present it's products and services as the most important ones in our lives. That can cause us to feel like Christmas isn't real; just another way to get our money.
Remember, Christmas is in our hearts. Nobody can remove it. Nobody can destroy it. Nobody can corrupt it. Whether we're rich or poor; young or old; tall or short; slim or fat, Christmas will always be Christmas if we are celebrating the Gift of God (our Savior) from our heart.
| December 2007 | ||
| Columns | Articles | Poetry |
A Word In Season Linda's Lightline Prayer Power Facing Fear The Promise & The Word Reaching Out Believer's Health James Snyder's Column Life Notes | Having a Crazy Christmas The Faith of a Child The First Christmas
| Faithful Friend Star Bright |