A Meaningful Christmas
For many of us this year’s Christmas budget will be a little tighter than last year, but that doesn’t mean you have to downsize the holiday. The key to a great Christmas in any economy lies in choosing the moments you want to focus your time and resources on.
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I think of Christmas as a time to show our faith ant put our trust in Jesus. Not only then but all year long.
Children should enjoy gifts but also know what Christmas is about.
Very good post, thanks!
What a good reminder that more isn’t necessary better. We have always made a point of buying less for Christmas and that way we can enjoy being together without spending way more money than we can afford and facing debt until June!
My concern for Christmas is for the people that are less fortunate than my family. My prayers and thoughts are with them. It does provide an additional opportunity for us to truly be thankful for all that we have. Also, it give our family another reason to share what we have with others.
Most of all, we can teach others that it is not about the presents, trees, and decorations, but about the birth of Jesus. This baby did not even have a bed. To be thankful for what the Lord has seen fit to give us.