Faith
Christmas: Found in Christ Alone
Faith Facts
- The word “Christmas” comes from “Christ’s Mass,” a celebration of Jesus’ birth.
- Jesus is God’s greatest gift, bridging the gap caused by humanity’s sin.
- Receiving Jesus by faith leads to forgiveness, salvation, and true joy.
“It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas everywhere you go.”
Many cherish the lights, music, and family gatherings of the season, but these joys are only the wrapping paper, not the true gift.
The true meaning of Christmas rests in Jesus, whose birth brought hope and redemption for all people.
The world’s traditions can distract us from the miracle of the Messiah entering our world to restore our relationship with God.
Scripture teaches that because of sin, humanity was separated from God, but He lovingly sent Jesus to save us.
“For God so loved the world that He gave His one and only Son.”
Jesus humbly came down to us, born in a manger, living among the humble, and offering Himself for our salvation.
Through Christ, darkness is overcome by light, and the lost are embraced as beloved children of God.
The invitation of Christmas is to receive Jesus by faith and welcome God’s transforming love.
As you celebrate with loved ones, let your heart remember that without Jesus, Christmas loses its purpose.
“Joy to the world—the Lord is come!”
This season, may our hearts sing with gratitude for the Savior who truly gives Christmas its meaning.