Each year Ray and I look forward to receiving our annual Christmas card his English cousins send us from their home near Bristol, England. The cards are distinctly English in size, shape, and beauty. What was once an especially popular…
Now after Jesus was born in Bethlehem of Judea in the days of Herod the king, magi from the east arrived in Jerusalem . . . and the star, which they had seen in the east, went on before them…
I recently had a delightful phone conversation with a homeschooling mama I have not met before. I’ll call her Alison. As we chatted about her homeschooling question, Alison mentioned that her father works on cars and that her 12-year-old son…
Before I begin my message for today, I want to share a new free resource from Notgrass History called Celebrate the Savior. You’ll find free downloads of Christmas activities for your family, including a Christmas carol coloring book and a…
Each December Christians in many countries seek to portray the beauty of that wonderful night two thousand years ago when the Savior of the world was born in Bethlehem. Artists create nativity scenes. Families set up displays inside and outside…
My post for yesterday was about “Once in Royal David’s City.” That carol was the subject of my first Christmas Day post in 2013. Last week I looked back at previous posts about the carol and found no less than…
