Showing posts with label Reason for the Season. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Reason for the Season. Show all posts
Friday, December 8, 2023
REASON FOR THE SEASON!
Drive into Bryson City on Friday, December 1, and the signs, manger scenes, lights and decorations shine with a glorious Friday Focus!
Sunday, December 25, 2022
GOD'S LOVE! GOD'S GIFT!
GOD'S LOVE!
God's Gift. The time came. Good news brought.
Praises. Wonder. Thanks. Love.
Keep yourselves in the love of God......(Jude 1:21)
Tea in hand, I read Margie's card again and again. Then, I picked up hubby's Bible and read more good news.
Tea in hand, I read Margie's card again and again. Then, I picked up hubby's Bible and read more good news.
The Savior, the Messiah came. (Luke 2:11)
The Son of Man will come again.....in glory! (Luke 21:27)
Wednesday, December 21, 2022
BEST GIFT EVER!
We spend time and money searching for the perfect Christmas gift.
We fret. We fume--often for naught.
For the best gift, share Jesus.
He's the true gift. The "best yet."
He keeps on giving.
Tuesday, December 13, 2022
OUT OF THE MOUTH OF BABES!
Shug and PopPop take a look at this! "Who are these people, Jack?" Mommy asked.
"They're humans." he said.
So he can play with Him. Jesus meets Jack right where he is.
Jack knows who's in the manger. He hollers it out. BABY JESUS.
He's not ashamed. His excited hands show it!He knows Jesus came down for him. "ME." Jack points to himself.
Later Daddy came in the room and asked Jack what he was doing.
"I'm playing with God," was his response. Hmmm...beginning triune God thoughts!
Yes....out of the mouth of babes!
Thursday, December 16, 2021
IT'S BEGINNING TO LOOK A LOT LIKE CHRISTMAS...........
Indeed it is beginning to look a lot like Christmas.....
from the porch....
....to the kitchen table
....to the buffet
to the Manger in the front yard.
Reason for the Season.
Christ gave that we might share the true gift!
Sunday, December 3, 2017
CHOOSE: TO CELEBRATE THE FIRST SUNDAY OF ADVENT 2017
For Christians, Advent is a time of waiting. Waiting for the Lord. Celebrating His birth at Christmas.
After seeing the movie "Star" with two of my grands we walked through the neighborhood to see decorations.
After seeing lots of Snoopy and Grinch Christmas decorations we came upon a large Nativity tableau.
Peering into the manger, Lucy, somewhat stunned, asked, "Where is the baby?" My response was that maybe since it wasn't Christmas yet, they would put the baby in the manger on Christmas Day.
Recently, I mailed Lucy info to explain the way we, her daddy's family, celebrate the 4 Sundays of "Advent," even including some carols we sing and a small gift to open----as a way of focusing on the One who is the "reason for the season." It's a way pf making the "waiting" for Christmas a little easier.
Tonight we had our first Advent with grandson, Owen. Hubby read the Isaiah 9:6 scripture, "For unto us a child is born..." I shared the story of advent and then he, as his mother had always done on the first Sunday, lit the "candle of faith." We sang , "O Come all Ye Faithful" and then he "Scrooged" the candle out and opened his gift.
What a blessing to choose to celebrate "Advent" with grandchildren.
After seeing the movie "Star" with two of my grands we walked through the neighborhood to see decorations.
After seeing lots of Snoopy and Grinch Christmas decorations we came upon a large Nativity tableau.
Peering into the manger, Lucy, somewhat stunned, asked, "Where is the baby?" My response was that maybe since it wasn't Christmas yet, they would put the baby in the manger on Christmas Day.
Recently, I mailed Lucy info to explain the way we, her daddy's family, celebrate the 4 Sundays of "Advent," even including some carols we sing and a small gift to open----as a way of focusing on the One who is the "reason for the season." It's a way pf making the "waiting" for Christmas a little easier.
Tonight we had our first Advent with grandson, Owen. Hubby read the Isaiah 9:6 scripture, "For unto us a child is born..." I shared the story of advent and then he, as his mother had always done on the first Sunday, lit the "candle of faith." We sang , "O Come all Ye Faithful" and then he "Scrooged" the candle out and opened his gift.
What a blessing to choose to celebrate "Advent" with grandchildren.
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