Thank God for a reason to celebrate as we remember the birth of Jesus Christ. In all the busy-ness and excitement of the day, let's remember that Christmas is more than food, cards, hampers, presents, new clothes or even spending time with family and friends. Christmas is celebrating the fact that Jesus came to earth as a human being to redeem us, and He accomplished that same purpose!
I imagine that the world would be a very different place now, if Jesus hadn't come so many years ago. I certainly know that my life would be very different! Jesus Christ has made so much of an impact to the world in history and in my life personally, so I'm thankful for Christmas and the reasons behind it. I know some people argue that Jesus wasn't really born on the 25th of December, but that's besides the point. The fact remains that He came, and He came to give us all life in abundance.
So whatever you are doing to celebrate the day and the season, I wish you a safe and enjoyable time! For me, I'm having a low-key Christmas. I need to use this time to reflect and get ready for some new challenges in the new year.
Have a blessed Christmas, and a wonderful last week of 2010!
FG
6 comments:
Have a blessed Christmas too FG (to you, your hubby, and your family). He's the reason for the season, and without Him I won't be where I am today.
Merry Christmas...wishing you a wonderful and love filled one
"I know some people argue that Jesus wasn't really born on the 25th of December, but that's besides the point. The fact remains that He came, and He came to give us all life in abundance."
So true! I avoid all those arguements and theories about how Jesus wasn't born in December and all. He came! That's enough for me.
Happy new year in advance.
Ps. I love your blog. I'll be back soon :)
Merry Christmas FG, wishing you a fulfilling year ahead
so grateful christ was born...
Happy new year in advance
Same to u dear. See u in the new year by HIS grace x
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