Its words paint such a peaceful scene: “Silent night, holy night, all is calm, all is bright.”

That song points us back to a real night in history. On a quiet night in Bethlehem, a young mother named Mary laid her newborn baby in a manger.

And the angels even sang it out, “The Savior—yes, the Messiah, the Lord—has been born today in Bethlehem, the city of David!”

Christmas is about God entering the world that He made to be close to you. He came to bring peace to the world and to you. That peace that lasts beyond just one night.

You can say to Him today: “Jesus, thank You for coming into this world for me. Bring Your peace into my life today. I want to know You, and I will serve You forever. Amen.”

Always remember, there is hope with God. I’m Andrew Palau.

Scripture Reference: Luke 2:11

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He said, “...Look! The virgin will conceive a child! She will give birth to a son and will call him Immanuel (which means ‘God is with us’).” Notice that last part? Immanuel means “God is with us.”

For generations, people held onto those words, waiting for the day God would come. And then, on that very first Christmas, it happened. Jesus was born; God, Himself, stepped into our world—into history—because He loves us.

You can pray with me right now: “Jesus, thank You for coming to be with us. I believe, I know that you’re real. Will you be with me today?”

Always remember, there is hope with God.

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Maybe it’s snow falling softly outside. Or the warmth of laughing around the family table.

When Jesus was born, the angels declared in Luke 2:14, “Glory to God in the highest heaven, and on earth peace to those on whom his favor rests.”

This peace isn’t about the absence of conflict. It’s the peace of knowing that God loves you, that He has forgiven you, that He promises, “I will never leave you.”

Christmas is not a charming legend about a baby—it is the true arrival of God Himself in the world, the world that He created.

This Christmas, you can welcome Him into your life by just praying, “Jesus, I want to know You. I want to receive Your forgiveness for all the wrongs. Please forgive me and bring peace into my heart. And I trust You with my life. In Jesus’ name, amen.”

Always remember, there is hope with God.

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For me, it was my father’s old Bible. The pages are worn and every margin is filled with his notes—it is priceless to me.

Gifts connect us. And at Christmas, God gave the greatest gift of all: His Son. John 3:16 says, “For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.”

God entered our world as a baby—Jesus—a real Savior who came to offer you the gift of new, eternal life.

Will you receive it?

If so, you can simply turn to Him and say, “Jesus, I want to know You, and I will follow You. Please forgive me. Thank you for coming, for the work You did on my behalf; giving yourself so that I could have live. I receive Your gift.”

Always remember, there is hope with God.

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People everywhere long for peace. And centuries ago, the prophet Isaiah made this promise about Jesus:

“For a child is born to us,

a son is given.

The government will rest on his shoulders.

And he will be called:

Wonderful Counselor, Mighty God,

Everlasting Father, Prince of Peace.”

For generations, people clung to these words while living through war and struggles, and disappointments and loss.

And then Jesus was born. He came to make peace between us and God. And to bring peace into our troubled lives.

He is still alive today!

You can pray with me: “Jesus, I need Your peace. Help me to trust You and follow You. Amen.”

Always remember, there is hope with God.

Scripture Reference: Isaiah 9:6

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Where I live in Portland, Oregon it sparkles through the month of December with color and warmth. These lights they’re temporary—we pack them away when the season ends. But there is another light that never fades.

Jesus once said, “...I am the light of the world. If you follow me, you will not walk in darkness, because you will have the light of life, the light that leads to life.”

Jesus isn’t just a story, being born at Christmas—He’s the Savior, the real One—God in flesh, who entered into the world that He created because He loves you.

This Christmas, as you soak in the beauty of the lights around you, remember the true Light. You can receive His love and His hope right now.

You can say, “Jesus, I need You. Shine Your light into my life. Come, I want to know You, and I will follow You all the days of my life.”

Always remember, there is hope with God.

Scripture Reference: John 8:12

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At last—Christ was born. That ancient promise came true as a tiny baby, full of life. Jesus wasn’t a symbol that faded in history—He was real, living among real people, teaching them how to love, healing broken lives, and showing them the way to a repaired relationship with God.

Today, you may feel lost, unseen, or surrounded by shadows. Jesus is the light who does not fade.

He knows your heart, He loves you so much, and He invites you to walk in His light.

Always remember, there is hope with God.

Scripture Reference: Isaiah 9:2

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And the melody, I wish I could sing better, it’s cheerful, believe me. The words are full of hope. But they are rooted in something real!

It’s the Bible, God’s book of truth. And it tells us that when Jesus was born, the angels visited the local shepherds, saying, “Don’t be afraid!… We bring you good news that will bring great joy to all people.”

The Good News was that God’s promised Savior had arrived—Jesus, born as a baby, but sent to rescue humanity from sin and death. He grew up, He taught us God’s ways, He healed the broken, and ultimately He gave His life on the cross so that we could be forgiven.

The song rings true—there is joy for the world, everyone who chooses to follow Jesus.

Always remember, there is hope with God.

Scripture Reference: Luke 2:10

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