The birth of Jesus was a divine intervention ... let’s just not be hearers of the Word but doers of the Word. Let’s just not celebrate Christmas but let’s every day live Christmas.

While Christians appropriately celebrate the coming of the “Light of the world” (to use Johannine imagery) with lights and decorations, the full meaning of Jesus’ birth can too easily be overwhelmed ...

I celebrate the birth of Jesus all year long. I celebrate by being grateful for all the blessings I have received throughout my life. As the words of an old gospel song go, “When I think about ...

Jesus had a lot of conversations with people about faith. It didn't matter to him who he was talking to. He would talk to anybody and everyone. The first step to having a conversation about faith with ...

We sing hymns which tell the Christmas story and celebrate Jesus's birth. Just like on a birthday you are looking back over the year that has passed and you are also looking forward to all that is ...

It includes a short introduction to the Christian religion before telling the story of the birth of Jesus (the 'nativity'). The video ends with the words: '…Christians celebrate Jesus's birthday ...

Next week, on Monday 25, the world will celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ. No doubt, it is the most globally well-known Christian faith practice even in places where Christianity is not rooted ...

Christians today celebrate their holiest day, Easter Sunday, which commemorates the Resurrection of Jesus of Nazareth. Easter has long been a mix of the secular and the sacred, of candy, flowers and ...

Easter is a time to celebrate. While many of us associate the holiday with bunnies, candy, baskets, and eggs, Christians see Easter as the most important holiday of the year. While Christmas is ...