
Unsettling Advent 2024, Day 22
The promise of Christmas is this: as many of us experience the bleakest time of year, we remember a baby who was born to be our light and our warmth.

The promise of Christmas is this: as many of us experience the bleakest time of year, we remember a baby who was born to be our light and our warmth.

Through the centuries, many presidents have reflected on the true meaning of Christmas Here are four examples


God gave us, the worst of sinners, the gift of His precious, unique, one and only Son, who is of infinite worth.Get Our Latest News for FREESubscribe to get daily/weekly email with the top stories (plus special offers!) from The Christian Post. Redemption was costly. Redemption was not only costly; it also freed Christians from bondage to an evil tyrant desiring to destroy us. When Jesus told the Jews that the truth would set them free, they objected that they had never been enslaved. We couldn’t do any of these things before receiving this gift, but now we have been set free to do them.Finally, redemption will be fully realized at the resurrection.As long as we are in bodies of flesh, our redemption is not complete (Romans 8:23).

We ve got a generation of Christians who feel like they ve been ghosted by God when it comes to their love lives

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I want to suggest that no matter how much our festive indulgences cost us, the real price tag for Christmas is astronomically higher

Peace is not just a feeling, it is also a condition, a mindset, a state of being

Such a person, rooted in the transcendent, would always fear the wrath of God more than the op-eds of men