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Let Us Celebrate Christmas

The term Christmas originates from Old English “Cristes Maesse,” noting its historical evolution across languages like Dutch and Latin. Despite controversies, including bans in medieval England, Christians unite to celebrate Jesus’ birth, emphasizing grace and worship. This reflection encourages collective rejoicing and gratitude for the gift of salvation. Merry Christmas!

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Healing Hurt

The author’s high school experience showcases the impact of embarrassment on self-esteem and emotional health. After an incident with a popular girl, he reflects on managing hurt through faith in God, emphasizing the importance of community and seeking counsel. He encourages letting go of past embarrassments to find joy and healing in Jesus.

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Thanksgiving

The author reflects on his changing role within the family, highlighting the simplicity and joy of Thanksgiving compared to consumer-driven holidays. He reminisces about past family gatherings, expressing gratitude for God’s blessings and emphasizing Thanksgiving as a cherished holiday filled with love, joy, and giving thanks to God amidst changing times.

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Being a Child in God’s Kingdom

Jesus said, “Let the children come to me. Don’t stop them! For the Kingdom of Heaven belongs to those who are like these children.” – Matthew 19:14 I don’t know about the family you grew up in, but mine was a mixture of discipline, trust, and freedom. Both of my parents were dedicated Christians, and […]

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