Christmas

Mark Lowry, who wrote “Mary, Did You Know?,” performed the track exclusively for CCMmagazine.com.

An immensely talented father and daughter act turned in a delightful performance, where both are singing a tune about desiring a memorable Christmas holiday.

Christmas movies are fun to watch throughout the Christmas season. We can choose from many different movies to celebrate Christmas in entertaining ways. But some Christmas movies go beyond just fun entertainment by featuring Christian messages that relate to the true meaning of Christmas. These movies can inspire us to move closer to God during Christmas. So, get some eggnog and popcorn ready, and gather your friends and family to watch these 5 Christmas movies with Christian messages: 

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Finding family-friendly Christmas movies is not always easy. Let us make your search simple by sharing our favorite heartwarming, entertaining, Christmas flicks.

Country music legend Alan Jackson and fellow country musician Alison Krauss beautifully performed a tune describing the scene that evening Jesus Christ was born.

One of the familiar words that typically surround the Christmas season is “peace.” We see it on billboards, lit up in twinkling lights, and on charms worn around necks.

Christmas movies on Great American Family are different from holiday rom-coms on other channels because they aren’t afraid to celebrate the “reason for the season,” says the CEO of the network’s parent company.

The incarnation is about the miraculous paradox of God’s approach, the utterly strange and beautiful way he came and “tabernacled” among us (John 1:14).

We need encounters with Jesus that impart courage and power to carry out whatever assignment God has given us in this life.

Not everything in Augustine’s Christmas sermons is as theologically clear, but we would do well to ponder his words on the wonder and the many paradoxes of the incarnation and join him in celebrating and rejoicing in the birth of our Lord.