Children can join in the repetition of the verses culminating in “This is Christ Jesus, the baby adored — the great King of kings and our Savior and Lord.” Ages 4-8. The Christmas Light ...

For those who do not believe, the coming of Christ will be frightful. But for those who trust in Christ, the Lord’s coming is delightful. We say, “Come, Lord!” Maranatha! (1 Cor. 16:22).

He is Christ the Lord” (Luke 2:10-11). Christmas can be a hard time for many people because they struggle with losses in their life, with loneliness, with deep sadness, maybe even confusion.

It serves as a frame around the Bethlehem picture, keeping us mindful of who this child really is and why he was born—our Savior, Christ the Lord!

The risen Christ became the new reason for a season born out of death’s agonies. Yuletide graciously surrendered to the Gospel and found a new life that would continue long after primitive ...

Before Christ, human life was cheap and expendable all over the world. In the Americas, the Near East, Africa, the Middle East and the Far East child sacrifice was a common phenomenon.

NAMPA — They are symbols of the most momentous event in Christianity carved in wood, etched in glass and kilned in clay. Nativities and crèches from around the world created ...