nativity

A record-breaking number of Nativity scenes have been put on display in state capitols across the U.S. this Christmas.

Today, we do not wait for the Messiah to bring salvation. We wait for the Messiah to return, when He will reveal Himself fully as King and restorer of all creation. Like Mary’s understanding of His first coming was shaped by the larger story of God’s promises, so too our Advent disciplines and Christmas celebrations can only be properly understood in light of a bigger story. Soon enough, like Mary, we’ll burst into song at the news of Christ invading this world.  

Vandals destroyed a nativity scene at an ancient church in England just four days after it was put up.

A nativity scene that has been a regular part of the Christmas season in Eureka Springs, Arkansas, may not be on display in coming years.

Dr. David Jeremiah and his Turning Point Ministries are releasing a new film that will focus on the Nativity and Jesus’ birth.

An atheist activist group took out a controversial ad in the Wednesday edition of the New York Times calling for the separation of church and state by reimagining the Nativity scene.

A federal district judge denied the American Civil Liberties Union's request for an injunction in a lawsuit they filed against an Indiana county for placing a nativity scene on a courthouse's lawn.

The organization Faith & Liberty hosted its 12th annual live nativity outside of the U.S. Supreme Court this week.

 The U.S. Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on Tuesday that an Indiana county can legally display a nativity scene on the courthouse lawn.

First Liberty Institute, a non-profit law firm that works to defend religious liberty, has filed an amicus brief with the court after a federal district judge ruled that a nativity display in Jackson County, Indiana, was unconstitutional.