Articles from the December 1, 2012 edition


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  • God Can Open Doors in Your Life

    Updated Dec 20, 2012

    If you’ve read Angelique’s story, you see that her life was not easy. Yet when she put her trust in Creator and accepted Jesus, He opened doors for her that she never imagined. What door has God opened for you? If you don’t know Him, you can, just like Angelique. Here’s how to ask him into your life: • Tell God that you want to accept His way to know true peace and joy. • Tell Him that you know that without His help, you understand that you will be separated from God in life...

  • Christmas in Alaska

    Crying Wind|Updated Dec 20, 2012

    What was Christmas like for you when you were a kid?” Don asked. “We didn’t celebrate Christmas. We didn’t believe in God,” I answered. “Lots of people celebrate Christmas who don’t believe in God,” Don said. “You mean you didn’t do anything at all about Christmas?” “No—oh, I remember once a girlfriend of one of my uncles gave me a present. It was a little bottle of hand lotion. I’d never had anything like that before. It seemed like such a grown-up gift, and I was so...

  • The Baby in the Manger

    Sue Carlisle|Updated Dec 15, 2012

    Beautiful Christmas cards portray Mary and Joseph keeping watch over their tiny baby in the manger. Can you imagine how Mary felt as she held her soft, squirming infant in her arms, shielding Him from the cold night air? She must have marveled at His tiny fingers and toes and stroked His soft dark hair as He nursed. Carolers and congregations sing melodic songs like Joy to the World and talented choirs hail the majestic Hallelujah Chorus, but who is this baby who inspires...

  • A love worth pondering

    Becky Kew|Updated Dec 15, 2012

    As we celebrate this wondrous time of year, it’s very important to contemplate the fact that God became a human being (John 1:14). This was God’s will, and Jesus Christ gave Himself completely to His Father’s will, always (John 4:34). Yes, the Savior of the world took upon Himself the likeness of human flesh, but do we have an inkling of an idea what this stoop really cost Him? I dare say, it will take all of eternity to wrap our minds around the fact that He left the splen...

  • God Bless Us, Every One!

    Crying Wind|Updated Dec 15, 2012

    I have a nativity set I put out on my table every Christmas. The three wise men are pretty worn. One is missing a nose and one had his head broken off and glued back on but it is crooked and permanently bowed but that’s OK. The camel’s legs were broken off and replaced with short pencils that were painted brown. The donkey is missing an ear. Joseph is missing a hand but Mary and Baby Jesus are still in good condition. I guess it isn’t very pretty anymore but it means somet...