The Ghost of Christmas Past – In A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens the character, Scrooge was visited by three Christmas ghost. The Past, Present and Future.
Merry CHRISTmas
I want to take this time to wish all my readers and their families a very Merry ChristMas. Check out these Christmas related blog post. Jesus is the reason for this Season. Christmas is about celebrating our Saviors Birth, Jesus Christ. #MerryCHRISTmas #CHRISTmas
Born to Die
Born to Die – Reflecting on John MacArthur’s Insight into Christ’s Sacrifice that stands as a testament to divine love and redemption. John MacArthur’s poignant reflection on the purpose behind Christ’s birth and eventual crucifixion unveils a depth of understanding that resonates with believers worldwide. Born to Die “Those soft baby hands fashioned by the Holy Spirit in Mary’s womb were made to have two great nails hammered through them. Those little chubby feet were to walk up a hill and be nailed to a cross. That sacred head was made to wear a crown of thorns. His tender body […]
Just one more sleep ‘til Christmas
Just one more sleep ‘til Christmas – it’s Christmas Eve and the song from the Muppets Christmas Carol resound in my mind.
The Tradition of The Christmas Pickle
The Tradition of the Christmas Pickle – This blog post discusses the Christmas Pickle plus I share with you a FREE Printable Version. #ChristmasPickle
The Christmas Star
The Christmas Star or known as the Star of Bethlehem which was the brightest star that led the way for those to witness the birth of the Messiah … Jesus Christ.
The Night Before Christmas Turns 200
A Timeless Tradition: The Night Before Christmas Turns 200 – Two centuries ago, on a magical Christmas Eve in 1823, a beloved holiday tradition was born with the publication of Clement Clarke Moore’s timeless poem, “A Visit from St. Nicholas,” better known as “The Night Before Christmas.” As we celebrate its 200th anniversary, let’s take a journey back in time to explore the origins, impact, and enduring charm of this iconic Christmas tale.
Christmas Symbols
Christmas Symbols – This is a list of Christmas Symbols that we know of and see around Christmas Time. #ChristmasSymbols
Saint Knut’s Day Marks the End of Yuletide Festivities
Saint Knut’s Day Marks the End of Yuletide Festivities 1 As the twinkling lights fade and the aroma of gingerbread begins to wane, a unique Scandinavian tradition steps into the spotlight, bidding farewell to the holiday season. Saint Knut’s Day, observed on January 13th in Sweden and Finland, symbolizes the conclusion of Christmas celebrations. Let’s delve into the charm and customs surrounding this special day. #KnutsDay
Scrooge, An Example of a New Creation
The Bible says that with Christ we are a new creation, a total change, Scrooge, is a great example of a new creation. The old is gone and the new is here. People will notice this change too. #Scrooge #Christmas #NewCreation
The Christmas Story
I share with you the actual Christmas story about the birth of our Savior, Jesus Christ, that was told by Luke in the Gospel of Luke Chapter 2. Plus a free Printable version. #Christmas #ChristmasStory
Shaking the Tradition of Snow Globes for Christmas
Shaking the Tradition of Snow Globes for Christmas – Snow globes have become an iconic symbol of the holiday season, adorning mantelpieces and shelves with miniature winter wonderlands. The enchanting allure of these glass spheres filled with swirling snow has captured the hearts of people around the world, creating a timeless Christmas tradition. In this blog post, we delve into the history of snow globes, exploring how they gained popularity during the holiday season and the reasons behind their enduring charm. #snowglobe #snowglobes
Identify Christmas gifts by using different wrapping paper for each person
Identify Christmas gifts by using different wrapping paper for each person – this is why you do not have to put a name tag on it, and it still can leave a mystery of whose present is what, until Christmas Day.
The Nutcracker: A Timeless Christmas Tradition
The Nutcracker: A Timeless Christmas Tradition, with its enchanting story and captivating ballet performances, has become an integral part of the Christmas season for many around the world. This timeless classic, composed by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, weaves a magical tale that resonates with the spirit of the holiday season. #Nutcracker
Thistlehair the Christmas Bear
Thistlehair the Christmas Bear – Alabama, the legendary country group, has given us a plethora of timeless hits, and nestled within their Christmas album is a mysterious character that has sparked intrigue among fans – Thistlehair the Christmas Bear. In this blog post, we will learn about Thistlehair the Christmas Bear, exploring the origins, interpretations, and the magical essence this character brings to Alabama’s festive melodies. #Thistlehair #ThistlehairtheChristmasBear
Drum Solo – Learn about the Drummer Boy
Drum Solo – Learn about the Drummer Boy as I share about this boy with a drum. #DrummerBoy
There’ll Be Scary Ghost Stories
There’ll Be Scary Ghost Stories – In the Christmas Song, It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the year, there is mention of ghost stories. So why tell ghost stories during Christmas?
National Ugly Christmas Sweater Day
National Ugly Christmas Sweater Day – a day to wear those ugly Christmas Sweaters. #UglyChristmasSweaterDay
A Silent Night Amidst the War: British and Germans Ceasefire During World War I
A Silent Night Amidst the War: British and Germans Ceasefire During World War I – In the midst of the brutal conflict that was World War I, an extraordinary event unfolded on the Western Front, transcending the boundaries of war and embracing the spirit of Christmas. The year was 1914, and soldiers from opposing sides, the British and the Germans, temporarily put down their weapons and joined together in an unofficial ceasefire, creating a poignant moment of peace amidst the chaos of battle.