Merry Christmas

We can debate the origins of this holiday. We can argue Jesus was not born on December 25th, nor are we commanded to commemorate His birth in Scripture.

Or, we can just choose to honor Him today, as we should every day, and spend the day being extra mindful of loving our families and remembering the miraculous events surrounding His birth.

The Word became flesh.

Heralded to poor shepherds by an angelic host. How amazing that sight must’ve been!

Light broke through the darkness for the salvation of even me.

My dear friend posted the following on Facebook. It moves me so much I had to share it here.

Merry Christmas. Be a blessing in His name. ❤

“PCC- “The Forgotten Gift” Christmas Play”

This is our church and that is me. This is the first play in which the kids are the stars. In the past, they played very small supporting roles. Since many of them are shy and inexperienced, I kept the program short. Next year, Lord willing, we will make it longer. Their age range is 5 to 14. I am very proud of how hard they worked.

“”Sleigh Ride” in 7/8 time!”

Have a blessed Lord’s Day!

“Danville Children’s Choir- Hashivenu”

My son is in the second row, on the end facing the camera. I was so stinking proud, I had to bite the inside of my mouth to keep from crying.

This is a Hebrew piece, “Hashivenu”. The lyrics and translation is in the video description box and is taken from Lamentations 5:21.