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While I could focus solely on myself this Christmas, I find it more rewarding to help spread the merriment to those around me, including to my literal neighbor. My heart becomes more focused on the reason for the season: Jesus!

No matter what type of card or style of note you send, the most important part of your Christmas message may not necessarily be the great family photo, the nice gift enclosed, or even anything you have to say. It may be a Bible verse, from the Word that never changes.

Jesus is the fulfillment of Scripture. He is the Word. He is the Light. He is the Way, the Truth, and the Life. And the whole message of Christmas is wrapped up in Him, God’s greatest gift, who came as a tiny baby, with one powerful purpose—to save a lost world.

You may be shocked to hear this, but there are multiple myths surrounding this brief story written in Matthew 2.

It’s not hard to lose our zeal for Christ and Christmas alongside the commercialism that capitalizes off the holiday season. This Christmas, we can strengthen our relationship with Jesus to reveal things we didn’t know or perhaps forgot.

Beyond family and friends, other meaningful people in your life appreciate your heartfelt cheer.

To avoid the last minute hustle it is good to think ahead. But you can't plan well without the right questions.

Solomon was a complex man. He had his victories and defeats, just like us. We may have heard stories about this great king, but there are a few things left to uncover. Let’s take a journey through Solomon’s life and learn some facts about him that maybe we didn’t know before:

Greed, “a selfish and excessive desire for more of something than is needed” (Merriam-Webster), can creep in the back door of our hearts and quickly take over our well-intended desires to live generously in the love and peace of Christ.

Christians have a lot to say about gender identity, but very few actually know how to respond — especially when it gets personal. So what's the right way to respond when a friend or family member "comes out"?

If you’re searching for a way to better understand the place of scripture in your Christian walk, you may find guidance in one of these 10 profound quotes.

We don’t have to wonder if we will have trials; we’re told to expect them.

This is Advent. We celebrate a coming. We celebrate an arrival. The arrival of a baby boy born in a stable. A baby, yet a king. The arrival of new life to a young, bewildered couple. The arrival of new life for you and me. The arrival of a new kingdom.

A compliment can really go a long way and give your wife the pep in her step for the day.

If there’s one thing that we can agree on, it’s that we’ll never suffer a lack of advice when it comes to keeping a home or making marriage great.