What once were pagan practices have been redeemed over time to glorify Christ and explain Him to others.

It’s December, and time to turn your attention to the holidays!

The long-awaited Christmas season is here!

Would others say you’re a grateful person?

Are you grateful in the hard times?

Thanksgiving is getting closer, but is your heart prepared?

Do you praise God even in the bad times?

Sometimes it takes a story to jar us to reality.

Are you modeling gratitude for your kids?

Do you know anyone who grumbles and complains?

Would you like your children to be more grateful?

Shepherds—that’s exactly who God told first, as He made His divine birth announcement of the glad tidings of the incarnation of Jesus Christ.

Why announce the birth of the Savior of the World to shepherds, of all people?

The red Christmas feather became a symbol of God’s extravagant love and forgiveness when Tom placed a new red feather on the tree after his mother’s death.

Tom was tempted to retire the red Christmas feather when his father left his mother in 1981.

A red feather on the tree became a symbol of God’s provision during Christmas 1946.

Today Barbara Rainey opens the Scriptures to John 3:16 and tells what this particular passage holds for us this Christmas season.

Join us as Barbara Rainey delves into God’s Word and reveals what’s really at the core of John 3:16.