More than half of all Americans consider Christmas a
“cultural experience” rather than a religious holiday. We all know at least one
person, maybe even a family member, that considers Christmas just about
decorations, gifts and a big family dinner. But if the God Who created the
universe really became a human on this day we call Christmas, then that has to
mean something. Calling God our savior is more than just a few words. If He
came to save us, we have to want to be saved. If Christmas is just another day
for family to gather around the dinner table, then it isn’t Christmas.
Something so significant and life changing – life saving – as God becoming a
baby has to mean something.
“cultural experience” rather than a religious holiday. We all know at least one
person, maybe even a family member, that considers Christmas just about
decorations, gifts and a big family dinner. But if the God Who created the
universe really became a human on this day we call Christmas, then that has to
mean something. Calling God our savior is more than just a few words. If He
came to save us, we have to want to be saved. If Christmas is just another day
for family to gather around the dinner table, then it isn’t Christmas.
Something so significant and life changing – life saving – as God becoming a
baby has to mean something.
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