Resources by Topic: Holidays

On Christmas we celebrate the day God became one of us. Read or Listen →

If you’ve spent any time around children, you know that waiting can be hard for them. But let's be honest: It can be hard for you and me, too. Read or Listen →

At Christmas the Creator became a creature. Read or Listen →

Has anyone known just what to say to make you feel better when you have felt emotionally low? The gift of consolation is rare. Read or Listen →

Thank the God who became flesh. Read or Listen →

At some point, all parents need to hand control of their children over to God. But that doesn’t mean they don’t continue loving and training them. Read or Listen →

Celebrate this season out of gratefulness for the God who humbled Himself. Read or Listen →

A lot of churches conduct baby dedications in which parents present their children to the Lord. Read or Listen →

The God of eternity entered time. That's a reason to celebrate! Read or Listen →

After Mary gave birth to Jesus, she went to the temple to present a sacrifice. Read or Listen →

What do you need to be delivered from? Read or Listen →

Christmas is all about humility. Find out why. Read or Listen →

The word Jesus is everywhere. Have you ever slowed down to consider who He is? Read or Listen →

The story of Christmas brings hope to real-world situations. Read or Listen →

Nancy tells a Christmas story for the young at heart about a girl who did not approach the holiday season with joy—until her teacher made a bold decision. Read or Listen →

Imagine you lived in a spacious mansion in a beautiful setting. Would you want to move into a shack without running water or heat? Read or Listen →

"God rest ye, merry gentlemen." You’ve probably sung that line at Christmas. But do you understand it? Who are these gentlemen and why are they merry? Read or Listen →

A carol began, “Ye Faithful, approach ye.” It didn’t catch on. But when the wording was tweaked, it became one of the most popular Christmas carols ever. Read or Listen →

"Hark the Herald Angels Sing" has a long history. But more importantly, Nancy will show you the gospel in this hymn. Read or Listen →

What are you waiting for the most? Do you know that intense waiting is a big part of the Christmas story? Read or Listen →

Why do we decorate with lights around Christmas? Nancy DeMoss Wolgemuth says lights are not only festive—they’re very meaningful. Read or Listen →

When we sing “O Come, O Come Emmanuel,” we include the lines, “The Rod of Jesse” and “The Key of David.” Do you know what those phrases mean? Read or Listen →

Music is a huge part of our holiday tradition. There’s a lot of rich theology in many of our Christmas carols. Read or Listen →