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Thank You, Jesus, for coming into the world to bring salvation and light. You are the Light that darkness cannot overcome. I trust You to shine into the shadowed places of my life, bringing healing, peace, and renewed hope. You are my living hope, the One who conquered death itself. Help me remember that You, Immanuel, are with me no matter what I face. Amen.

Prepare for a truly uplifting and joyful experience! This fun 4-minute video unveils the radiant, glorious truth of Christmas, starting right where it all began: in the majesty of Heaven itself! Discover the mission of the Christmas Angels on Assignment and recapture the sacred wonder of this holy season. In a world of generic 'Happy Holidays!' and 'Seasons Greetings!', this captivating, lighthearted yet profoundly moving film joyfully proclaims the one true reason for the celebration: the Birthday of our Savior, Jesus Christ! You will be blessed and delighted by this fun, deep message. Don't just watch it—share this profound joy with everyone you love!

Dear Father, Thank You for the indescribable gift of Jesus—Your perfect Son, the true gift of Christmas. Nothing in all of history compares to what You have given us. We could never earn such a priceless gift, yet out of Your deep love, You freely gave us Your Son. Help my heart dwell on the wonder of this truth and treasure Jesus above all else. In His name I pray, Amen.

NO ROOM in the inn… yet Heaven made room for us. Experience the true story of Christmas in 4K — a cinematic retelling of the birth of Jesus Christ, from the journey to Bethlehem to the miracle in the manger. 📖 Based on Scripture: Luke 2 & Matthew 1 🎬 In this film: Mary & Joseph’s journey • The Shepherds • The Manger • The Miracle of Christmas See their full journey to Bethlehem here: (4K)👇 https://youtu.be/T2ExKY9LE_A #Nativity #BirthOfJesus #ChristmasStory #Luke2 #JesusChrist #ChristianFilm

Christmas can be a season filled with beauty and hope, yet for many, it also highlights grief, loss, and emotional heaviness. As this devotional reminds us, celebrations don’t look the same every year—some seasons overflow with joy, while others are marked by sorrow. Still, Scripture assures us that God meets us tenderly in our pain. He is Immanuel, God with us (Matthew 1:23), and He invites us to cast every anxiety on Him because He genuinely cares (1 Peter 5:7). Even when our hearts feel heavy, we can find lasting joy in the truth that Christ came to rescue us, redeem us, and bring the hope of eternal life. Joy may not always look like outward cheer, but it is a steady confidence anchored in the presence and love of Jesus.

Pierced because of me? (1-Minute Devotion) – Really? He was crushed, and I was healed? How’s this work? #toughquestionsforgod #questionsforgod #dailydevotion #devotional #peace

Beloved “Brady Bunch” actress Ann B. Davis shared her powerful testimony. She opened up about when and how she came to know Jesus Christ as her personal Lord and Savior. Watch the short yet moving clip to hear what the late actress said about what led her to a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.

“The Brady Bunch” is an iconic television show known and loved by millions worldwide. While the show may have ended its television run in the mid-1970s, it can still be easily found on TV. That’s because the show’s episodes have been replayed over and over again.

Even if you weren’t a fan of the show, you can probably still name a good number of the characters, or more likely, sing the program’s theme song, which is a definite earworm. It’s a show that all are familiar with, to say the least. Despite all the characters on the show, arguably, none were more beloved than Alice, the family’s wisdom-dispensing maid, played by Ann.

In a clip posted on YouTube, the latest actress discussed a variety of topics, including how she came to know Jesus Christ as her personal Lord and Savior. What she says about her faith and how she came to know Him is beyond powerful and moving!

“I knew that I wanted to be in show business, but in the process of doing ‘The Brady Bunch,’ I began to feel that something was missing in my life,” Ann said. “I thought, ‘Gee, that’s pretty greedy of me. I’ve got everything going for me. I’ve paid off some debts that I got from the two successful series, and I own my own home. I have friends and all this. What is it I think I’m missing?’”

Ann quickly realized what she was lacking in her life.

“Well, I came to the conclusion that there’s a God-shaped space in everybody’s heart,” she said. 
“And until you feel that space with God, you never know what it feels like to be whole and complete. And that’s what happened to me, I found the Lord. I mean, I was always a Christian, but I wasn’t always a practicing, living Christian.”

Later in the clip, she added that she had experienced a “testimony of affluence.”

“I’ve had everything the world has to offer,” she said. “God made me a better offer.”

Ephesians 2:10 “For we are his workmanship, created in Christ Jesus to good works, which God hath before ordained that we should walk in them.”

Dear Jesus, It truly is better to give than to receive. Everything I have ever been given is because of your goodness. Help me never forget that truth. Shape my heart to reflect yours—a heart that gives freely, humbly, and sacrificially. Let my life echo your generosity and bring joy to those around me. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Witness a true story of **miracles** as a family welcomes their **babies born** **against all odds**. Their **pregnancy story** is an **inspirational story** of hope and resilience. This **survival story** is a testament to the power of faith and the joy of a **baby miracle**.

Dear Father, As we enter this Christmas season, lead our hearts to the manger—to Jesus. Open our eyes to the wonder of His humble birth and the beauty of Your plan. Help us seek Him wholeheartedly, like the Magi, and worship Him with joy, awe, and reverence. Soften our hearts to lay our treasures before Him and guide us by Your Holy Spirit to know Him more deeply and to lead others to Him. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Lord, Remind me this Christmas season, and always, that I am never forgotten. Anchor my heart in the truth of your Word, not in the confusion of my thoughts. When I feel invisible—even in crowded rooms—whisper to my soul that I am engraved on the palms of your hands. Let this truth steady me, comfort me, and draw me near. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

Elevation Rhythm joins Michael Foust to talk about what they’re seeing firsthand as the UniteUS movement sweeps college campuses across the country. The group shares why thousands of students are showing up, how young people are encountering Jesus, and what it’s been like to be part of something they say “felt like home.” They also reveal new music on the way and tease a return to touring after wrapping up their first-ever headline run.

Peace through Jesus? (1-Minute Devotion) – Really dude? How does that work? Look around, life is anything but peaceful! #toughquestionsforgod #questionsforgod #dailydevotion #devotional #peace

The holiday season often carries a tension between joy and heaviness. While we celebrate the birth of Christ with wonder, expectations, busyness, grief, and change can steal our peace. In John 14:27, Jesus reminds His disciples that true peace doesn’t come from a perfectly executed holiday or a trouble-free life—it comes from Him alone. When our hearts feel overwhelmed by demands or sadness, we are invited to return to the Prince of Peace and receive the rich, lasting calm only He can give. This season, peace becomes possible not by doing more, but by turning our focus back to Jesus, who is always with us.

Lord, It is easy to become focused on myself—my rights, my desires, my expectations. Help me fix my eyes instead on the humility of Jesus. Let His example reshape my attitude and my actions. Remove any entitlement within me and replace it with a servant’s heart. Reveal the places where I do not reflect Your character, and change me so I can love and serve as Christ did. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

God, as we enter this beautiful Christmas season, we welcome You into our hearts and our celebrations. Strengthen our faith through Your Spirit so that Christ may dwell in us fully. Help us stay rooted in Your truth, anchored in Your love, and attentive to the ways You are working around us. Give us soft, responsive hearts that reflect Your compassion, and make us ready to share the hope of Christ with those around us. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

“Me, I sinned? (1-Minute Devotion) – What? All have sinned, how can that be? I’m a good person, doesn’t that count for something? #toughquestionsforgod #questionsforgod #dailydevotion #devotional #peace

Amid the commercial noise, the crowded schedules, and the pressure that often surrounds the Christmas season, it is easy to lose sight of what we are truly celebrating. At the heart of Christmas is hope—the birth of the One who came to redeem, restore, and reconcile us to God. Jesus is not just a source of hope; He is our only hope. He is the divine light breaking into the world’s deep darkness, fulfilling every promise spoken by the prophets. Long before Bethlehem, God announced His plan: "The virgin will conceive and give birth to a son and will call him Immanuel." — Isaiah 7:14 Immanuel means “God with us.” Not distant. Not abstract. Not theoretical. God with us. Imagine the shepherds—social outcasts, considered unimportant by society—keeping watch on an ordinary night. Suddenly, their silence is interrupted by the glory of heaven: "Do not be afraid. I bring you good news that will cause great joy for all the people… Today… a Savior has been born to you." — Luke 2:10–11 God chose the lowly to first hear this announcement. Their hope, and ours, arrived quietly in a manger but powerfully in purpose. The birth of Jesus demonstrates a truth we often forget: God always fulfills His promises, even when the wait is long and the path is unexpected. The hope Jesus brings is not temporary or fragile. It does not depend on circumstances, emotions, or achievements. This is hope that heals broken hearts, steadies anxious minds, and anchors our souls in something everlasting. The Holy Spirit fills us with this hope—so much so that it can overflow into the lives of others. As we celebrate Christ’s birth, we are invited to let His light shine in us and through us, offering the hope we have received to a world in need. TONIGHT’S SCRIPTURE "May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit." — Romans 15:13 YOUR NIGHTLY PRAYER Glorious Father in heaven, Thank You for the incredible hope You have given us in Your Son, Jesus. Thank You for the gift of His birth and for the mercy and grace this season represents. Forgive me when I become consumed by busyness and forget the eternal hope You have provided. Fill me again so that Your hope overflows from my heart into every part of my life. In the holy, precious name of Jesus I pray, Amen.

Lord, Help me remove the things that get in the way of You and Your glory. Quiet the noise in my mind and the distractions in my heart. Help me let go of resentment and guilt. Support me as I work to simplify my priorities, always keeping You at the top. When I become preoccupied or overwhelmed, remind me that the best room in my heart is the one prepared for You. In Jesus’ name, Amen.

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