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If you want a resolution that truly transforms your year, resolve to love better—because at the heart of a worthwhile life is the quality of your relationships. You can chase better habits, bigger goals, or greater success, but none of it compares to the strength, love, and connection you experience with the people closest to you. Your relationships shape your well being, your joy, and the way you move through every day of your life.
Don't be discouraged if you fail at times! You never know what "jingle" you will be remembered for.
Parents need to redefine boundaries for their children during special times of the year so they'll know what is expected.
Dr. Dobson shares some of his Christmas memories and encourages you to make your own this season.
Dr. Dobson describes what Christmas represents for every believer, and encourages us to concentrate on Jesus, who came to save us from our sins.
Earlier this month, President Trump and First Lady Melania Trump participated in the annual lighting of the National Christmas Tree on the Ellipse in President’s Park. This event has become part of our “civic religion.” Its Christian roots are obvious, but the gospel of Jesus Christ has faded a bit into the background. As America has become more diverse, a consensus has grown suggesting it would be inappropriate to be too overtly Christian at the tree lighting. In December 2024, then-President Biden lit the tree and dedicated it to “A Season of Peace and Light.” He spoke of “the peace we feel as we pause and reflect on our blessings and the light—the light we see as we gather with loved ones that cherish our time together.” He then referred to a phrase in the Christmas carol “O Holy Night” that says, “His law is love, and His gospel is peace.” The “His” in the song obviously refers to Jesus, but apparently saying the name of Christ would be in bad taste in diverse America. At the very end, God did get a shout-out. Biden ended with the exhortation, “And may God bless you all. And may God protect—may God ...
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 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.
It's that time of year again, the season we've come to call "the holidays." For some, it's the most wonderful time of the year. You look forward to parties with friends, delightful family visits, baking cookies, laughter, decorating and fun. It's like a Hallmark holiday movie or a nostalgic Norman Rockwell painting.
