Over 2,000 years ago, in the quiet town of Bethlehem, the birth of Jesus Christ occurred without fanfare—yet it became the most world-altering event in history, dividing time itself into B.C. and A.D. Christmas reminds us that God’s decision to send His Son was a declaration of His love, His presence, and His support for humanity. Scripture reveals that God is love by nature, demonstrated not only through Christ’s birth but ultimately through His sacrificial death on the cross.

Jesus did not come to condemn the world but to save it, offering reconciliation rather than judgment. Fear, guilt, and darkness often separate people from God, but the light of Christ exposes darkness in order to heal and restore. Salvation is available to all—by grace alone—and brings freedom from guilt, purpose for life, and confidence in God’s favor. Christmas celebrates the greatest gift ever given and calls believers to let their light shine for others.