What colors do we usually use to adorn a Christmas tree? We use the primary colors of the season which are red and green. Additionally, the colors blue, white and gold are also utilized. Red represents the color of the blood of Jesus when He died on the cross, green signifies everlasting light and life. The color blue refers to the Blessed Mother, gold symbolizes the gifts of the three wise men and white is linked to the purity of Jesus himself.

The pandemic had all of us experienced lockdown and quarantine for months which has affected our lifestyle. A lot have changed and we are forced to adapt to new ways of doing things to survive. This has made us reflect how we will celebrate Christmas this year.

Christmas will definitely come to pass. Our circumstances have given us the chance to look into the core of the true…

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The angel said, “Don’t be afraid. I’m here to announce a great and joyful event that is meant for everybody, worldwide: A Savior has just been born in David’s town, a Savior who is Messiah and Master. This is what you’re to look for: a baby wrapped in a blanket and lying in a manger.” – Luke 2:10-12

It’s been a month now since our fourth grandchild (Geoffrey) made his early and dramatic entry into this world. And, thanks to all these Covid restrictions, we still haven’t had the opportunity to hold him.

But we have been talking to Geoffrey and looking at him just about every day via FaceTime, and we do feel like we’re getting to know him. There is this sense of familiarity developing and we are confident he will already know us whenever we are able to move from the virtual world to the hugs we…

As we once again enter the season of celebration of our saviors birth, I feel a deep desire to reach those that typically would not entertain dialog referring to a God, or creator, not to mention a loving God. I think it is the best chance as maybe they are softened up by the season, reflecting back on Christmas past with fondness. I also feel more tender-hearted and inspired by the nostalgia of a simpler time and a desire for a childlike peace among people.

Those who are even willing to recognize God want to diminish him as an Old Testament destructive creator or an outdated unloving dictator. God does not need our approval. To say that our God is without love or compassion, unknowable or unapproachable is flat out ridiculous. To believe these things is simply to say that you know nothing about God.

I am currently preparing a…

For those of you who celebrate this day: Merry Christmas!🎄  Whether you celebrate the original Christmas story for religious reasons or just enjoy the day for the more modern celebration of getting together with those you care about and exchanging gifts or just having fun, may you all have a wonderful day today! ❤

Even if you don’t usually celebrate on this day, or don’t want to because of some personal problems or memories of this time of year, I hope the good will and feeling does make this a lovely day for you and your family.  And if this is a time that is especially difficult for you, please do find someone to talk to.  There are plenty of people, even at Christmas, who want to help you to not feel alone and talking through any thoughts you may have can make this time easier.  You are never alone…