Posts with the tag “christmas-eve”

Reach out to someone at your church this week—whether you need prayer, want to accept Christ for the first time, or are looking for someone to walk alongside you in faith. Don't leave without making that connection. God has you exactly where you need to be today.  Read More

If you've never personally responded to Jesus as the light of the world, today can be your day. Confess that you've chosen darkness, believe Jesus died for you on the tree, and turn to follow him. Reach out to a local church community that can help you take next steps in living and loving like Jesus. If you already follow Jesus, ask yourself: Are there areas of your life where you're still choosing to walk in darkness? Jesus wants to shine his light into every part of your life—and then shine through you to light up the world around you. The Bible ends with this promise: "There will be no night there, no need for lamps or sun. For the Lord God will shine on them and they will reign forever and ever." That's the hope of Christmas—light that overcomes darkness, now and forever.  Read More

The Christmas story is a reminder that peace is possible, even in the midst of life's chaos. Jesus came to bring peace on earth, and that peace is available to you today. What steps will you take this week to embrace the peace that Jesus offers? Will you choose to trust Him and rest in His grace? As we navigate the complexities of life, let us remember that true peace is not found in the absence of problems but in the presence of Christ. His birth, life, death, and resurrection are the foundation of the peace we can experience. By reflecting on the Christmas story, seeking rest in Jesus, trusting in His grace, and living in the light of His peace, we can find the tranquility our hearts long for. In this season of celebration and reflection, may we be reminded of the profound peace that Jesus brings. Let us share this peace with others, becoming beacons of hope and love in a world that desperately needs it. As we embrace the peace of Christ, may our lives be transformed, and may we become instruments of His peace to those around us.  Read More