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I grew up hearing “Mele Kalikimaka” as the Hawaiian way to say Merry Christmas. So what does that have to do with my spouse?

Want to help your children treasure the story of Jesus more than the gifts under the tree? Here’s how to start—one candle, prayer, or nativity at a...

If your December feels rushed and restless, you’re not alone. This article offers 4 quiet ways to invite Christ into your Christmas—right in the...

Here are ten peaceful Christmas Eve prayers. You can personalize them in whatever ways the Holy Spirit leads you to connect with God and experience...

Check out these practical strategies to help your family find merriment and healing amidst sorrow this season.

Navigating a gluten-free Christmas can be a joyous occasion with these 8 delicious and naturally gluten-free recipes, from festive cookies to...

These three central colors of Advent are endowed with profound meaning. Improve your understanding and gratitude of the Advent season by knowing...

Are you feeling alone as a Christian single this New Year’s? Here are six reminders to help you embrace joy, trust God’s blessings, and celebrate...

Learn how the ancient story of Hanukkah can inspire us to share our inner light and overcome challenges through faith and divine assistance.

Uncover the truth behind the claim that Christmas is merely a pagan holiday. This article explores the historical and theological roots of...

If your heart feels heavy this Christmas, take comfort in knowing the first Christmas wasn’t easy either. Here’s how Scripture anchors us in true...

What if we made prayer the focus instead of all the Christmas items on our lists? As a family, you can keep prayer as a priority. While many...

Oldest daughters often feel pressure to be strong, silent, and self-reliant. This guide helps you break that pattern and begin the spiritual...

Let this Christmas be a time of unity, relying on God to bring clarity to the situation. You can trust Him in all things—even disagreements in...

Turn Christmas visitors into regular attendees with these five intentional ways to make your church a place they’ll want to return to.