Christians often put an optimistic spin on the difficult seasons of our lives and struggle with admitting when we’re having a blue Christmas. The best way to deal with the Christmas blues is to accept them, to give ourselves permission to feel your emotions, and to allow the healing presence of God and his church to meet you in your pain.
The Christmas season can be strained by busyness, relational strife, fiscal limitation, loneliness, and the pain of loss and grief. But we can find hope at Christmas in the assurance that, no matter what darkness we are struggling with, the light of Jesus Christ cannot be overcome.
This year is unlike any other as many of us are experiencing some form of grief around the holidays. Find solace in digital connections with others, attend church services online, and remember the true meaning of Christmas—God’s unfailing love for you.
Whether you’re hurting because of loneliness, finances, or loss—the good news is that God is right there with you. Today devotional has gathered a set of fourteen devotions to reassure you that even during a Blue Christmas, you’re not alone.
This month, as we prepare to celebrate the birth of our Savior, the Lord Jesus, let’s look at some questions that are often asked about God the Father, Jesus, the Bible, prayer, the church, and more.
For many people, Christmas is a time for family, giving, and happiness. But, for some the “most wonderful time of the year” is anything but wonderful. For them “blue Christmas” is real. Here is a selection of devotions to help you see God’s presence in your circumstances during the holidays.
Mary and Joseph found themselves caught up in promises and events foretold throughout the Old Testament, many that would come to pass through them and in their lifetimes.
We spend the season of Advent waiting in anticipation for the birth of Jesus Christ, the Son of God sent to redeem us from our sins. The tradition of the Jesse Tree adds to the bigger story, giving us a fuller picture of the importance of the birth of Jesus during the Advent season.
The Bible declares that Jesus is the world’s true King. His kingdom is unlike any this world has ever seen and known. And coming to know and follow him as King is the greatest adventure of our lives
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