The birth of Jesus was a divine intervention, the moment God Himself stepped into our world as a baby. Now this, in itself, is a gift beyond measure, a gift of love, grace, a gift of salvation ...

Christmas is the time people celebrate the birth of Jesus, but was his birthday really on December 25th?

The birth of Jesus at Christmas is all about hope, peace, joy and love, writes Lauren Green of Fox News this holiday season — here's why this matters and the origin stories of each.

The birth of Jesus was no ordinary birth. And so on Christmas Eve and Christmas, Christians celebrate joyfully in worship, family gatherings and gift-giving. May your Christmas Eve and Day be blessed.

The birth of Jesus and the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecies are awe-inspiring events that defy mathematical probability.

Dec. 24—Told in Matthew 1 and 2 and Luke 2, the story of the birth of Jesus Christ is greatly at odds with the grandiose Christmases that many Americans celebrate. But the Revs. Terry Wright and ...

Could Jesus Christ have been born on 25 Kislev, the first night of Hanukkah — the Festival of Lights — in 5 BC? It’s an intriguing idea, but is it plausible?

Christianity Today's article describing Jesus as Asian angered Christians on social media who accused the outlet of ignoring Christ's Jewish ethnicity.

The scriptures reveal to us how that very “first Noël” affected and drew the same responses from those whom God granted the privilege of witnessing the birth of Jesus on earth.

It was disappointing to read Bill Patrie’s article about Jesus on Dec. 26, the day after so many of us celebrated Jesus’ birth with our family and friends.

Christianity Today published a story entitled, “How Asian Artists Picture Jesus’ Birth From 1240 to Today,” in which writer Victoria Emily Jones argued “Jesus was born in Asia. He… ...