Hi all,
We have one week left until Christmas Eve. I'm excited about celebrating the birthday of Jesus. I'm also excited about spending Christmas Eve with my family. I know that the true meaning of Christmas has to do with Jesus' birth, not Santa Claus. But, in some ways, I think Santa Claus is like Jesus in some ways.
I love the Christmas Season so very much. It is my favorite time of the year! It leaves me feeling filled with love and generosity to others. Don't misunderstand me, it's not about buying because I have to, because I don't. None of us do! It's about giving because I love the people I give to. I wish I could give them more than I already do. Of course, these people I'm referring to, are my daughters, their husbands or partner, my Grandsons and my wonderful husband. They are all so very important to me.
But, as much as I love each and every one of them, I love God more. I am nothing without Him in my life, of this, I am positive! He is with me every second of every day, of every month, of every year. He always has been and I know He always will be with me.
Christmas is the perfect time to show your family just how much your love and need them. Give to them as much as you can afford, monetarily and give them the spiritual help they need.
So, when you have your get-to-gether over the holidays, take a few minutes to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ. Remind everyone there, that Jesus is the reason for the season. Then you can do your celebrating feeling good about Christmas, Santa Claus, gift giving and the marvelous food.
I've heard some people say that they feel guilty talking about Christmas, Santa, gifts or happy things, what with the tragedy that occurred in Connecticut. I don't think we should feel any guilt about our happiness because God wouldn't want that for us. He wants us to celebrate His birthday with joy and comfort for His coming. We, obviously, can pray for all the victims families both in Connecticut and where we each live. Remember, the victims are now with God forever in a violent free place. I don't know about each of you, but I hope, some day, to be their, also!
So, in conclusion, I encourage each of you to keep those suffering in your prayers and to put joy and happiness back into your heart so you will be able to, once again, look forward to Jesus' birth.
I hope you all have a great day!
Susan
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