To celebrate Christ’s birth, we must intentionally take the time to ponder the wonder of it, rejoice in it, and respond in faith to all that God has done for us.
To celebrate Christ’s birth, we must intentionally take the time to ponder the wonder of it, rejoice in it, and respond in faith to all that God has done for us.
Kingsbury recorded an Advent Devotional for Great American Pure Flix that focuses on peace.
You and I have the privilege and the responsibility of choosing to think biblically and act redemptively.
The Chapel, located in Sandusky, Norwalk, and Port Clinton, Ohio, created a unique way for church members to invite their friends and family to Christmas services this year.
The popularity of "Blue Christmas" services has grown significantly, providing a space during the Advent season to honor those experiencing grief and loss during the holiday season.
Paradoxically, biblical joy is a consequence, not a goal. It is a “fruit” of the Spirit (Galatians 5:22) that we experience when we seek the Lord.
A 77-year-old magazine article by C.S. Lewis is receiving renewed attention in American culture for its discussion of a world that does not know right from wrong.
A prison ministry composed of chaplains plans to hand-deliver 65,000 gifts, including sharing the Gospel message to inmates this holiday season.
For many, Christmas carols, nativity scenes, and other Christian traditions carry a degree of nostalgia and fondness for reasons that have little to do with celebrating the birth of our Lord. But that doesn’t mean the path to turning those traditions back to Christ isn’t much shorter now than at other times of the year.
The Library of Congress has added 25 films, including "Home Alone," "Apollo 13," and "12 Years a Slave," to the National Film Registry, chosen for their cultural, historical, or aesthetic importance.