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The final week of Advent is all about JESUS.
Jesus is the reason for this season. He is the light that breaks through darkness, the promise kept, the Savior who came to redeem us from our sins and purchase a place in heaven for us. This Christmas, let your home be centered not on presents, but on His holy presence.
The fourth week of Advent reminds us of God’s immeasurable LOVE.
When God sent His Son to this earth to save us from our sins, He showed us what real love looks like: He “GAVE.” Love is more than words; it’s action. This week, find someone to serve. Encourage your spouse. Show kindness to a stranger. That’s how families reflect the heart of Christ to a needy world.
The third week of Advent reminds us of JOY. When the shepherds heard the good news that the Savior had come, it was news that brought great joy. You can experience this same exultation today—not because of your circumstances, but through Christ living within you.
Without a doubt, the best time of the year for shared memories is Christmas. Some of my happiest memories, both as a child and as an adult, have been rooted in the Christmas season.
I confess. I’m a bargain-hunter with the best of them. Why spend a dollar more when a better price is just across the mall or on the next website? I’d easily trade an extra few minutes in line (or online) for the best price on a gift that’s just perfect for someone I really love.
The second candle of Advent reminds us that peace isn’t just the absence of conflict; it’s the presence of Jesus. During this week of Advent, teach your family that peace comes from trusting God in the middle of life’s storms. The greatest gift you can give your home is a heart that’s committed to Christ.
The most amazing gift offered to mankind is Jesus, who is God’s Son. Through His enduring love and kindness, we can receive forgiveness and eternal life.
In today's hurry-up society, it's easy for frantic husbands and wives, as well as their harried children, to feel isolated and lonely. They begin to feel more like a busy cluster of people simply living together in a house than a living, breathing family with a linked character and heritage.
Question: Dr. Dobson, as a child, Christmas was always my favorite time of the year. I really enjoyed hearing stories about the birth of the Savior. I also have special family memories associated with
Do you sometimes feel hopeless or lonely during the holidays? For many, this season can magnify what’s missing instead of what matters. But there’s real hope found in Jesus, the heart of Advent. Brenen and Morgan Beeler share how embracing the hope of Christ can restore your joy, renew your spirit, and fill this season with true peace.
