BROADCASTS.com

b'. The Christmas Spirit\\nWe commemorate God\'s love and condescension by celebrating Christmas. We recognize what needs to be done while even one person\'s life is in jeopardy. God saw an entire globe of people in grave danger when He gazed down on our sinful earth. We celebrate Christmas because it was during this season that the Savior of the World came to rescue us from our miserable predicament. God did not remain in heaven; He came down to earth to be among us\\n\\n2. Spread Joyfulness\\nThe holiday season officially begins around Christmas. The atmosphere is filled with positive energy and is stress-relieving. Allow your children to be themselves and participate in the fun. Christmas celebrations at school are also a joyous occasion. It contributes to the development of team spirit, mutual aid, and cohesiveness.\\n3. Learning about God and Faith\\nChristmas is one of those holidays that is observed by people of all castes, creeds, and faiths. It is a festival that honors family love, warmth, joy, and selflessness. It\'s important to enjoy Christmas in all of its glory with your children so that they can learn about different faiths festivals and develop a feeling of religious tolerance.\\n4. Happy times With Family\\nAmong all of these celebrations, the Christmas supper is the most memorable. It encourages families to get together and spend time together. Your children will meet and become acquainted with all of your relatives. They get to feel firsthand the warmth and affection of family and learn what it means.\\n5. Connecting With Friends\\nPrepare for the celebrations by incorporating your children in decorating and cleaning. There is a lot of labor that goes along with having a lot of pleasure. Encourage kids to make their own Christmas decorations and hang them on the tree. Include them in the preparation of various snacks and sweetmeats. These preparations can be a lot of fun for the kids, and it allows you to spend quality time with them.\\n6. The Joy Of Giving\\nChristmas is all about exchanging gifts and having a good time. Encourage your child to buy thoughtful gifts for friends and family so that they can experience the joy of giving. Teach children how to make personalized gifts and join them in making them for their friends. Encourage them to take part in toy drives, food drives, or Secret Santa games for underprivileged kids. They will gradually learn to empathize with those who are less fortunate in this manner.\\n7. To celebrate Jesus Birth\\nWe celebrate Christmas to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ. When the world was driven to darkness, Jesus was born to show them a different path, away from darkness and close to Godliness. He was born even when he had known that he would die in a gruesome way.\\n8. God\\u2019s Love for Us Sinners\\nGod did not bother in suffering being born in this cruel world. He did not bother all that and was born to guide us to a better life away from sin. It is said that an angel said that this baby will bring light to the world, and he did.\\n9. Bringing Light into the World\\nHelen Keller lost her hearing and sight as a child, but a woman named Annie Sullivan came into her life and taught her how to hear and see without using her eyes. Consider what would have happened if Helen didn\'t have Annie Sullivan. That\'s how our lives would be if we didn\'t have Jesus. Darkness. Jesus, on the other hand, brings Light to our world. (John 1:1-5, 8:12, 12:46)\\n10. To celebrate God\\u2019s Glory\\nGod\'s gift to us is Jesus, who is entirely God in the flesh. "I want you to know who I am, so here," God seems to be saying. My name is My Son. He\'s exactly like me. Learn about Him, and you\'ll learn about Me." (John 1:14, Heb. 1:3)\\n\\n--- \\n\\nSend in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/therealephriampodcastshow/message\\nSupport this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/therealephriampodcastshow/support'